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Home»Bitcoin»Square’s Jack Dorsey says that small bitcoin transactions are tax-exempt.

Square’s Jack Dorsey says that small bitcoin transactions are tax-exempt.

Bitcoin By Gavin10/10/2025
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Jack Dorsey is the founder of Square and has called for a tax exemption of de minimis on Bitcoins (BTCThe cryptocurrency can be used for daily payments by allowing it to perform more transactions.

“We want Bitcoin to be everyday money ASAP,” Dorsey said Square was closed on Wednesday following Square integration of Bitcoin payment services For merchants who use the company’s point of sale and checkout systems.

The Wyoming senator Cynthia Lummis was prompted by his comments to introduce a tax de minimis as a result. part of a standalone crypto tax The bill for July exempting BTC transactions below $300 are exempt from the capital gains tax, with a maximum exemption of $5,000 per year.

Source: Cynthia Lummis

According to current US tax law, Bitcoin transactions are all subject to capital gain tax. The holder is required pay this tax if BTC’s price rises over the original purchase price. This limits the use of Bitcoin as a currency.

Bitcoin supporters continue to call for exemptions from taxes on smaller BTC transactions in order to promote the use of digital currencies as peer-to-peer cash systems, which Satoshi Nakamoto, BTC’s creator, envisioned. whitepaperUse it as an a store-of-value asset.

Related: US lawmakers grapple with crypto tax policy amid government shutdown

The crypto industry and its supporters are pushing for tax exemption

In October, the United States Senate Committee on Finance conducted a hearing to discuss crypto-tax regulation. the US government shutdown.

Lawrence Zlatkin – vice president for taxation at Coinbase – asked the Senate to codify the de minimis exemption of taxes on cryptocurrency transactions under $300.