After a landmark ruling, IRS may now find America's cryptocurrency tax evaders. 

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The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has received authorization to sniff out crypto tax Evaders.

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has received authorization to sniff out crypto tax Evaders.

Demanding data about cryptocurrency tax evaders from full-service bank M.Y. Safra Bank. 

The summons will specifically take into account sFOX, a major brokerage platform with an emphasis on cryptocurrencies. 

This is as a result of sFOX's collaboration with M.Y. Safra Bank. 

The IRS will be on the lookout for clients who neglected to notify the IRS in order to make the required tax payments on their cryptocurrency transactions. 

The alarming rate of crypto tax scarcity is the reason for the increased endeavour to catch tax evaders in the crypto scene. 

Rather than necessarily treating cryptocurrencies as currency, the U.S. IRS taxes them as investments. 

Long-term holders of cryptocurrencies will be paying lower taxes, usually between 0% and 20% 

However, short-term holders who hold their assets for less than 1-years may pay between 10% and 37%.