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Morning Edition · Wednesday, September 30, 2026Published at 2:00 AM EDT · New York
Illinois details how a 0.2 percent transaction tax would reach stablecoins, bridges and wallet transfers
Comments close on 30 October for rules taking effect in January 2027, while a Republican senator blames Democrats for the collapse of the federal market-structure bill.
The Illinois Department of Revenue published draft rules explaining how the state's 0.2 percent digital-asset transaction tax will apply from 1 January 2027, and is taking comments until 30 October. Stablecoins count as digital assets and a…
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Ethics disputes over the president's personal crypto ventures keep displacing the substance of United States market-structure legislation, leaving digital-asset rules dependent on agency discretion rather than statute.
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