"There's tens of billions of dollars of uncollected taxes on the crypto side, so hence why you have the Treasury Department and IRS pretty motivated there." - Lindsey Argalas (CEO, TaxBit)
Tax season might be over, but the accounting and tax industry at the intersection of web3 is just starting to heat up. In this episode, Ian Andrews (CMO, Chainalysis) speaks with Lindsey Argalas (CEO, TaxBit) discusses the innovative tools and solutions TaxBit offers for both consumers and enterprises in the crypto space, while highlighting the importance of compliance and regulatory clarity.
She discusses the proposed tax and accounting regulations from the IRS and MiCA and the tax implications of real world asset tokenization and the promising developments in accounting standards that benefit companies holding digital assets.
Lindsey also highlights the collaborative work that TaxBit is doing with the IRS to support the complex data that is being obtained for accounting / tax purposes and the company’s partnerships with companies like PayPal and Block.
Minute-by-minute episode breakdown
2 | Lindsey’s early start in crypto at Santander Bank and the delineation between crypto and blockchain
7 | Real-time tax KYC Explainer and new accounting tools and customer insights
12 | The IRS proposed broker rules and the impact of regulations on digital assets in the EU and US
15 | Understanding the EU regulatory framework and introduction of DAC8 alongside MiCA
18 | International tax and accounting standards and Global Expansion |
23 | The emergence of Real World Asset Tokenization (RWA) and the tax and accounting implications
27 | Collaboration with Government Agencies like the IRS and other Global Tax Enforcement Agencies
29 | Looking ahead at the web3 industry for 2024 and beyond
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