The U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has filed a $44 billion lawsuit targeting the properties of bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX and its affiliates.
In its recent bankruptcy filing with the IRS, FTX And Alemeda Research to affiliates, including 45 different requests found. Within the scope of these requests 44 billion tax debt targeted by the coveted IRS West Realm Shires (the legal entity of FTX.US), Ledger Holdings (parent company of LedgerX and LedgerPrime) and blockfolio took place. Biggest request submitted by government agency $20.4 billion compensation against Alemeda Research contains.
vs Alameda Research $20.4 billion bankruptcy documents detailing the claim, the IRS’s approximate $20 billion partnership tax proved to be demanded. The remainder of the claim is the millions of deducted income tax And payroll tax covers.
On the other hand, the IRS “administrative priority” unsecured claims during bankruptcy proceedings override the claims of creditors provided. This is likely for FTX creditors. delays can have meaning.
An IRS spokesperson detailed the process, pointing to federal laws:
Federal law prevents the IRS from confirming or denying communications related to any taxpayer lawsuit.