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Taxpayer Files New Lawsuit on Crypto Staking Tax

IRS Staking Crypto Court Case: What it Really Means

IRS faces increased legal scrutiny over its taxation of crypto staking

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The Department of Justice has urged a judge to dismiss a Nashville couple’s bid to take a dispute over taxes related to unsold Tezos tokens to court. In December 2025, the IRS offered to

Plaintiffs, Joshua and Jessica Jarrett, file this complaint against the United States of America pursuant to 26 U.S.C. §74 U.S.C. §6532, and allege as follows: 1.

Crypto-staking Jarretts again sue IRS over block reward taxes

Tezos Staking couple, IRS lawsuit: Agency files to ‘dismiss’ case

Couple Files Second Suit Seeking Crypto Staking Tax Refund

DOJ Moves To Dismiss Tezos Staking Tax Case in Crypto Dispute

Tezos Network Stakers Josh Jarrett

Tezos network stakers Josh Jarrett and his wife Jessica Jarrett have again filed a lawsuit against the United States Internal Revenue Service over its tax treatment of

Tezos baker Josh Jarrett has sued the IRS for tax imposed on XTZ tokens earned for staking. Crypto advocacy think-tank Coin Center is backing the lawsuit to ensure

Per the latest development, the Internal Revenue Service has filed to dismiss the lawsuit by arguing that the Tezos staking couple had no right to refuse the refund that was