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The IRS just quietly saved crypto investors from a massive tax headache by issuing Notice 2026-20.
This is the most important update you haven't heard of yet, which is applicable to the 2026 tax year.
Let me explain. 🧵
Shehan
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Shehan
@TheCryptoCPA
Head of Tax @CoinTracker (YC W18), Tax Analyst @forbescrypto, Ex @ColumnTax (acquired), Angel Investor
Opinions are my own and not tax advice.
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