U.S. Treasury Exempts Bitcoin and Digital Assets from 15% Corporate AMT

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The U.S. Treasury has removed Bitcoin and digital assets from the 15% Corporate Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT), according to CoinPaper. This change lets firms hold crypto on balance sheets without tax penalties. The move could boost corporate participation and liquidity in the digital asset market. The fear and greed index may reflect this shift as institutional interest grows.
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