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Technological Tools in Facilitating Cryptocurrency Tax Compliance: An Exploration of Software and Platforms Supporting Individual and Business Adherence to Tax Norms

Samuel Oladiipo Olabanji

Current Journal of Applied Science and Technology · pp. 27–39 · Published 11 Oct 2023

10.9734/cjast/2023/v42i364239

Abstract

This paper delves into the role of technological tools in bolstering cryptocurrency tax compliance for individuals and businesses, addressing the challenges posed by the decentralized and anonymous nature of cryptocurrencies. The investigation revolves around the necessity and effectiveness of software and platforms like CoinTracker, CryptoTrader.Tax, and TokenTax, which aid in monitoring, reporting, and ensuring compliance with tax norms. These tools exemplify the innovation required to reconcile the discrepancy between decentralized cryptocurrencies and centralized tax compliance, mitigating legal risks. Moreover, the inherent characteristics of blockchain technology, including its immutability and transparency, coupled with smart contracts, revolutionize tax compliance by creating tamper-proof transaction records and automating tax calculations and payments. Nevertheless, the implementation of these technologies raises concerns regarding data privacy and security, necessitating robust legal and ethical frameworks. Additionally, the evolving cryptocurrency market, characterized by developments like DeFi, NFTs, and novel blockchain protocols, demands continual adaptation and innovation from these technological tools. Countries with favorable tax environments for cryptocurrencies, such as Germany, Singapore, and Switzerland, are also explored. The paper concludes with comprehensive recommendations for implementing a robust model for taxing cryptocurrencies, emphasizing the significance of employing blockchain analysis software, comprehensive tax software, Artificial Intelligence, APIs, cloud computing, and educational platforms. These tools, integrated meticulously, ensure accuracy, efficiency, and foster a knowledgeable environment, thereby facilitating adherence to tax norms in the rapidly expanding cryptocurrency domain.

Cryptocurrency tax compliance technological tools blockchain technology decentralized nature smart contracts data privacy legal and ethical frameworks decentralized finance artificial intelligence application programming interfaces

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