New Tax Reporting Proposals for Digital Asset Brokers
The Department of the Treasury and the IRS propose significant tax reporting changes for digital asset brokers starting 2026. This covers a wide array of digital assets and introduces Form 1099-DA for brokers. Here’s what you need to know.
Maximizing Tax Benefits with QSBS: A Guide for Entrepreneurs
Explore advanced strategies for entrepreneurs looking to optimize their tax benefits using QSBS. Whether you’re considering the LLC conversion route or the ‘stacking’ method, our comprehensive guide provides insights to navigate the complexities and unlock substantial savings.
SEC Charges Impact Theory Over NFT Offerings as Unregistered Securities
The SEC’s action against Impact Theory and the dissent from Commissioners Peirce and Uyeda spotlight the complexities of NFT regulation. Drawing lines between digital assets, securities, and collectibles is increasingly vital. The varying views within the SEC underscore the urgency for clear NFT guidelines. This case hints at future regulatory shifts, emphasizing the balance between safeguarding investors and fostering innovation.
Securing Justice with Securities Fraud Lawyers in 2023
Securities fraud lawyers play a vital role in ensuring that investors’ hard-earned money is protected and that they can successfully navigate the complex legal terrain when faced with investment fraud. This blog post will delve into the importance of securities fraud lawyers.
Decoding Finance Law: An Overview of Regulations and Policies in 2024
Finance law is crucial as it governs the financial services industry, ensuring stability, fairness, and consumer protection. It regulates markets, transactions, and institutions, mitigating risks and fostering a predictable environment for investment, which is vital for economic health and consumer confidence.
What is a Secured Party Creditor: Definition, Examples, and Legal Rights
What is a Secured Party Creditor? In short, an entity or individual that provides credit, securing the loan against the borrower’s property, using the borrower’s as collateral. This ensures creditor protection, allowing them to recover funds by seizing or selling the collateral if the borrower defaults.