TaxBit Invests in Government to Accelerate Mainstream Crypto Adoption

We are thrilled to announce the expansion of our new government office, bringing on Nathan Jones, SVP and GM of Worldwide Public Sector Sales and Government Affairs; Miles Fuller, Head of Government Solutions, and Christi Muoneke, as Corporate General Counsel. The 2021 $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act increases the tax reporting requirements for cryptocurrency investments in 2023.

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) selected TaxBit, and continues to utilize TaxBit through multi-year contracts, to provide data analysis and tax calculation support for taxpayers with cryptocurrency. TaxBit provides digital asset tax and accounting software to enterprises, consumers, and government entities.

As SVP and GM of Worldwide Public Sector Sales and Government Affairs, Nathan Jones will lead customer support, government affairs influence and education, and global public sector sales. Jones comes to TaxBit from Red Hat, where he served for 19 years, most recently as Vice President of Federal Sales. At Red Hat, he was responsible for all federal transactions and systems integrator channels.

As Head of Government Solutions, Miles Fuller will architect the vision for TaxBit's government business and serve as subject matter expert to government and IRS customers. A 15-year IRS veteran, Fuller served as senior counsel at IRS, Office of Chief Counsel where he handled front-line advisory questions, represented the government in tax court, led a team of field attorneys specializing in virtual currency issues, and trained other attorneys and IRS examiners on virtual currency examination techniques and tax issues.

As Corporate General Counsel, Christi Muoneke will lead TaxBit's legal and compliance functions. A seasoned legal executive, Muoneke has extensive experience managing risk and compliance for innovators in the digital economy. Prior to joining TaxBit, she spent more than 15 years working with fintech and technology leaders such as Meta, DocuSign, Microsoft, and Avalara, to establish and scale their legal and compliance functions.

"We are excited to announce the expansion of our US presence to Washington D.C., as it will help the Hill, IRS, and the American public further progress mainstream digital asset adoption," said Austin Woodward, CEO of TaxBit. "We're delighted to welcome these government sales, policy, and compliance heavy hitters to our team."

"With cryptocurrency's fast growing market cap and digital assets' fast adoption rate by businesses and investors, the ecosystem requires infrastructure services to meet business, government, and investor needs," said Perianne Boring, Founder and President of the Chamber of Digital Commerce. "This growth in services and applications, such as TaxBit's, is another strong indicator that digital assets are playing an increasingly important role in the American and global economies."