[U.S. Treasury Plans to Ease Corporate Crypto Tax Rules, MicroStrategy and Others May Avoid Billions in Unrealized Gains Tax] According to Crypto In America, the U.S. Treasury is preparing to formally ease a proposed rule. The rule originally planned to impose a 15% tax on unrealized Bitcoin gains held by companies like MicroStrategy under the Corporate Alternative Minimum Tax (CAMT) Act. The CAMT Act requires large corporations to pay a minimum tax based on their financial statement income. Under current accounting standards, companies must mark their held cryptocurrencies to market value, meaning that even without selling, their paper profits (unrealized gains) would be subject to taxation. Previously, companies like MicroStrategy and Coinbase had sent letters to the Treasury arguing that taxing unrealized gains on digital assets is unfair and would force U.S. companies to sell assets to pay taxes, thereby putting them at a disadvantage in global competition.