Description
TL;DR: A massive internal-record collection documenting how the IRS worked through Bitcoin and virtual-currency tax policy around Notice 2014-21.
About This Document
The file contains internal emails, draft FAQs, review material, guidance-development records, and Bitcoin Foundation meeting material. It is an image scan rather than a tidy born-digital report. The complete document was OCR-reviewed during curation; Bitcoin or virtual-currency language appeared on 742 of its 969 pages. That count establishes substantive coverage without pretending every page discusses Bitcoin.
Why Bitcoin People May Care
Final agency notices hide the drafts, questions, correspondence, and institutional uncertainty that produced them. This release preserves that machinery at unusual scale. Researchers studying U.S. tax policy, administrative history, or Bitcoin's collision with government classification get the underlying paper trail, including the repetitive and awkward parts FOIA collections naturally contain.
What You Receive
Purchase reveals the verified preserved PDF location for this document.
Document Details
- Title: IRS Bitcoin and Virtual Currency FOIA Records
- Author / organization: Internal Revenue Service
- Year: 2019
- Language: English
- Document type: FOIA records
- Pages: 969
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