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Crypto tax in Illinois FY2027 budget is one step away from becoming law

BY COINTELEGRAPH · Fri, 05 Jun 2026

The law, part of a budget plan passed by Illinois lawmakers, would put the burden of collecting a 0.2% tax on crypto transactions on a registered broker.

This is a short news brief summarizing a report originally published by Cointelegraph. For full details and context, please read the original article via the source link below.

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