This report examines the implications of digital currencies, particularly central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), for revenue agencies.

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The research method involved analyzing speeches, reports, and data from central banks, financial institutions, and technology companies. It also included case studies and projections about the future of digital currencies and their adoption by various entities.

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The report explores the transformation of money into digital forms, focusing on central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and their potential impact on revenue agencies. It discusses the acceleration of digital currency adoption due to technological shifts, changing consumer habits, and legislative pressures. The paper highlights the need for revenue agencies to prepare for CBDCs by understanding digital assets, engaging in decision-making processes, and assessing the impact on their operations. It also considers the design characteristics of a digital dollar and the role of revenue agencies in tax administration for digital currencies. Additionally, the report addresses the emergence of other digital currencies like stablecoins and consortium currencies, and the need for agencies to plan for their integration into the financial ecosystem.

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Categories: 2021 publication year | English publication language | Global geographic scope | United States geographic scope | artificial intelligence | blockchain | cbdc | cbdcs | cryptocurrency | digital assets | digital currencies | financial systems | global geographic scope | legal tender | monetary policy | payment platforms | payments | revenue agencies | tax administration | technology | technology adoption | value

Categories: 2021 publication year | English publication language | artificial intelligence | blockchain | cbdc | cryptocurrency | global geographic scope | payments | technology | value