How The U.S. Tax Code Might Apply To Digital Assets. Jason Schwartz, Tax Partner At Fried Frank

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How the U.S. Tax Code Might Apply to Digital Assets. Jason Schwartz, Tax Partner at Fried Frank - E87

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On this week’s episode of The Encrypted Economy, our guest is Jason Schwartz, Partner at Fried Frank. We discuss tax challenges with digital assets as well as their permanent place in the next age of the economy. Be sure to subscribe to The Encrypted Economy for more coverage of the regulation and taxation creating a better landscape for digital assets.

Topics Covered:
· Introduction
· Jason’s Background
· Discussing the Current Tax Landscape
· Distinguishing Crypto from Deemed Entities
· Questions Raised with NFTs
· What is Likely to be Deemed an Entity?
· Breaking Down Issues for Foreign Corps and U.S. Holders
· Discussing the Hundred Person Limitation
· Characterizing Digital Assets Under Deemed Analysis
Resource List:
· Jason’s LinkedIn
· Jason’s Twitter
· Fried Frank
· Cryptocurrency Tax Law
· A Tax Lens on the Proliferation of Digital Assets
· NFT Tax Code
· Foreign Corporation Tax Law
· Big Green Dao
· Bankless Dao Newsletter
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