This week, the Wall Street Journal highlighted the tax implications that Microstrategy, a publicly traded company, may face, especially unrealized income. According to the report, Microstrategy, which holds 461,000 BTC, could face significant and robust tax liabilities unless the current rules are changed. The headline suggests that the company may need "help from the Trump IRS." The issue stems from tax provisions introduced under the Corporate Alternative Minimum Tax #Gate.io Reserves Surpass $10 Billion CAMT(, a product of the Biden 2022 Comprehensive Inflation Reduction Bill. The regulation stipulates that companies with more than $1 billion in adjusted financial statement income )AFSI( over a three-year period are subject to a minimum tax of 15% on that income. So far, Trump has aggressively carried out layoffs, dismissals, and firings of certain government officials, and he has wasted no time in revoking some of Biden's executive orders. Microstrategy has been working to address this issue to obtain an exemption. If the exemption is not granted, some argue that Microstrategy may need to liquidate some of its BTCHolding to meet its tax obligations, which could disrupt the broader Crypto Currency market. Others see it as speculation and unfounded fears, uncertainty, and doubt. It remains to be seen whether the company will be assisted by Trump, but from a free market perspective, whether Microstrategy or another company, the idea of imposing tax on unrealized gains, as indicated by CAMT,)#GT突破历史新高 #Gate.io储备金突破$100亿 in this province.