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For a crypto staker, when do staking rewards become taxable income under the current IRS view?
I want the real IRS answer, not a forum fight. Please explain why proof-of-stake rewards are treated as income when dominion and control is obtained, why valuation timing matters, and why people go wrong when they wait to report until they later sell the tokens.
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