A US policy group proposes creating a Bitcoin tax-free zone to position the US as a leader in the digital economy. The initiative aims to attract investors by exempting Bitcoin transactions from capital gains taxes within the zone.
Bitcoin Tax-Free DEZ Initiative
In an effort to position the US as a frontrunner in the digital economy, a new plan is in the works to create a Bitcoin tax-free Digital Economic Zone (DEZ).
This effort is being led by the recently established USABTC policy group, and it promotes the tax-free DEZ, where Bitcoin can be bought, sold, and held without paying capital gains taxes, but when redeemed, the tax returns.
Cointelegraph reports that in order to ensure the continued viability of the US dollar as a global currency, the project may help create an economy that is both "resilient and innovative" by utilizing Bitcoin's capabilities.
Already, Bitcoin has prompted politicians all over the globe to reconsider their long-held approaches to money.
An outright acquisition of Bitcoin by the government, according to the USABTC proposal, would be politically and practically impossible.
Thus, it seeks to establish a DEZ where Bitcoin transactions are exempt from taxes and where a taxed redemption procedure is put in place to guarantee revenue collection.
Enticing Investors with Tax-Free Gains
According to the plan, a regulated environment that allows for tax-free capital gains within this zone might entice investors and encourage wealth accumulation.
The United States Bitcoin Association (USABTC) claims that the federal and state governments might gain from a new source of income—an exit tax on Bitcoins converted back to fiat currency.
The development of a layer-2 solution that is pegged to Bitcoin is one of the goals of USABTC's plan to facilitate safe and efficient transactions.
In addition, the plan details a step-by-step procedure for establishing a DEZ in the United States. The first step is for the President to sign an executive order authorizing the utilization of the Exchange Stabilization Fund (ESF), a tool within the US Treasury that was initially set up by the Gold Reserve Act of 1934.
In the following stages, we will produce legal opinions, work on legislation, and conduct substantial public outreach to gain widespread support and understanding.
When it comes to approving the proposed tax system and establishing a strong legal foundation, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is also an important partner.
If this project is successful, according to USABTC, it might significantly strengthen the United States' position as a global leader in the digital economy.
Enshrining the right to self-custody into law also provides clear protection against government overreach, a persistent fear for many in the cryptocurrency community.
Timeline for Bitcoin DEZ Completion
The current timeline for USABTC's plan execution indicates that it will start in 2025. The DEZ might be completely operational by 2026 if all the necessary legislative and regulatory clearances are obtained.


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