IRS Demands Identities of All US Coinbase Traders Over Three Year Period
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IRS Demands Identities of All US Coinbase Traders Over Three Year Period
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#2"The IRS further justifies its request by claiming it is targeted toward a specific group of people; namely, US taxpayers who have conducted transactions with virtual currency."
How about IRS makes requests to people who live in homes worth over a certain amount of money who pay absolutely no taxes. At least my suggestion isn't a wild goose chase.
"Targeting a specific group of people," never turns out to work fairly for those targeted for some reason.
Re: IRS Demands Identities of All US Coinbase Traders Over Three Year Period
#3Coinbase statement: https://blog.coinbase.com/2016/11/18/protecting-customer-pri...
Re: IRS Demands Identities of All US Coinbase Traders Over Three Year Period
#4"The IRS further justifies its request by claiming it is targeted toward a specific group of people; namely, US taxpayers who have conducted transactions with virtual currency." How about IRS makes requests to people who live in homes worth over a certain amount of money who pay absolutely no taxes. At least my suggestion isn't a wild goose chase. "Targeting a specific group of people," never turns out to work fairly…
Jeez, that sounds so much like a writ of assistance (which is what inspired the Fourth Amendment), it's ridiculous on its face that anyone would grant a warrant like that.
Re: IRS Demands Identities of All US Coinbase Traders Over Three Year Period
#5"The IRS further justifies its request by claiming it is targeted toward a specific group of people; namely, US taxpayers who have conducted transactions with virtual currency." How about IRS makes requests to people who live in homes worth over a certain amount of money who pay absolutely no taxes. At least my suggestion isn't a wild goose chase. "Targeting a specific group of people," never turns out to work fairly…
The IRS already knows how much you paid for your house.