📜 The Digital Chamber of Commerce has given the IRS a piece of its mind on the proposed Form 1099-DA for reporting digital asset transactions. The Chamber suggests the form is a bit nosy, asking for more info than needed for basic tax reporting. They're also not thrilled about the request for sensitive details like transaction IDs and digital asset addresses. The Chamber's advice? Keep it simple, respect privacy, and give clear instructions for brokers. Oh, and don't forget to let brokers indicate if a digital asset, like an NFT, has a different tax rate. Your move, IRS!