Washington, DC – The American senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and the representative Mike Carey (R-OHIO-15) introduced a joint resolution of disapproval of overthrowing the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Gross product reports by brokers who regularly provide services performing digital asset sales ruler. This rule defined decentralized financial participants (DEFI) as “brokers”. It undermines the digital asset industry of America by forcing the participants in DEFI to comply with the requirements of information reports. The rule was finalized on December 30, 2024.
During the introduction, Senator Cruz said, “The Biden administration rule is trying to stimulate American cryptocurrency innovation abroad. These regulations undermine the objective of DEFI technology: allow individuals to buy, sell and freely exchange digital assets. The objective of America should be to prioritize innovation, and this rule is the opposite. I call the congress to quickly take this resolution, to pass it and send it to the president. »»
The representative Carey said, “The rule of digital asset broker of the Biden administration has represented clear Overreach of the IRS. If applied, this rule will result in a tidal wave of new digital asset yields, overwhelming IRS resources – a truth, even recognized by the own officials of the former president Biden. We are proud to work with Senator Cruz on this important effort to avoid unnecessarily complicating the tax deposit process. »»
Senator Cruz was joined by Sens. Cynthia Lummis (R-Wyo.), Thom Tillis (RN.C.), Tim Sheehy (R-Mont.), And Ted Budd (RN.C.) by introducing joint resolution.
The Carey representative introduced joint resolution to the House of Representatives.
Read the joint resolution here.
BACKGROUND
Senator Cruz and the joint resolution of the disapproval of the CAREY representative’s arch are supported by: the digital chamber, the Blockchain Association, the DEFI Education Fund, Cedar Innovation Foundation, Uniswap, Paradigm, Cryptocurrency Council For innovation, DCG, Stand with Crypto, Coin Center, Texas Blockchain Association, Crypto Freedom Alliance of Texas, Pennsylvania Blockchain Coalition, Ohio Blockchain Council, North Carolina Blockchain Initiative, Caroline du Sud Blockchain, Virginia Blockchain Council and California Blockchain Advocacy Coalition.
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