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Illinois Agrees to Six-Month Delay on Crypto Tax, Pending Court Approval

Illinois has agreed to a six-month delay of its crypto tax, subject to court approval. The levy would charge customers on asset value rather than gains, with draft rules covering paid custody, transfers and stablecoin settlement.

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The design choice matters more than the delay: taxing asset value rather than gains puts the burden on customers holding or moving crypto, not on realized profit, which is a materially different economics from capital-gains treatment. Draft rules reaching into paid custody, transfers and stablecoin settlement suggest the state intends to capture routine activity rather than investment outcomes. Whether the six-month pause becomes a template for other jurisdictions — or a warning about valuation-based levies — is the open question.

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