U.S. Justice Department has brought several charges against Austin-based crypto hedge fund manager, Justin Ryan Schmidt. Accused of reporting only $5,000 of income per year while earning over $6 million and moving funds offshore, Schmidt has been indicted with unreported hedge fund income, expatriation filing irregularities, failing to disclose foreign bank accounts, and attempting to bypass withholding taxes on a real estate flip. The charges have drawn attention to the challenges the IRS faces when dealing with digital assets in offshore structures and resulting income reporting.
A few years ago, if someone told you a crypto hedge fund manager reported $5,000 of annual income while moving millions offshore, you would assume it was a bad Netflix script. Instead, it is now a federal indictment out of the Western District of Texas. T...
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