Will Microstrategy have to pay any federal income taxes on unrealised gains on its cryptocurrency holdings in 2026?
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As reported by the WSJ:
- After years of raising money through stock and debt offerings to buy bitcoin, MicroStrategy owns a stash worth about $47 billion, which includes $18 billion of unrealized gains.
- In an unusual twist, it could have to pay federal income taxes on those paper gains—even if it never sold a single bitcoin.
- The tax bill could total billions of dollars starting next year, according to a new disclosure this month by MicroStrategy that has received little attention. ...
- MicroStrategy has been pressing its case with the IRS, and it could be reasonable to expect the government will bend its way, given the Trump administration’s outward affection for the crypto industry.
- The IRS is still in the process of drafting rules to implement the new corporate alternative minimum tax.
