
From April 27 to 29, 2026, FinTax attended the Bitcoin 2026 conference held in Las Vegas. During the event, FinTax CEO Calix led the team in industry discussions covering crypto mining taxation, the accounting and tax treatment of stablecoins, AI applications in crypto accounting, and ERP systems for crypto enterprises. Bitcoin 2026 is one of the most significant industry events in the global Bitcoin ecosystem, drawing developers, investment institutions, mining companies, and fintech firms, with an agenda spanning mining, energy, payments, financial infrastructure, and regulatory compliance. Against the backdrop of an increasingly mature regulatory framework and the steady move of crypto-asset operations toward greater scale and institutionalization, tax compliance and data governance are taking on an ever more central role in the management of crypto businesses.

During and after the conference, Calix sat down for interviews with leading international crypto media outlets, including Rhoda Report, OrangeBox, TheStreet, and CRYPTOBIRB. Drawing on FinTax's hands-on work in global crypto tax and accounting, Calix shared the team's observations and assessments on core topics including crypto mining, stablecoins, AI applications in crypto accounting, and ERP for crypto enterprises.
The conversations ranged from the key tax compliance priorities for North American Bitcoin miners under the new 1099-DA rules taking effect in 2026, to the critical judgment calls involved in the bookkeeping, audit, and tax treatment of Hong Kong stablecoins; and from the applicable use cases and boundaries of AI in crypto-asset financial and tax workflows, to product insights from FinTax Suite — a crypto-native enterprise financial ERP — across treasury management, automated bookkeeping, and audit-ready reporting. Together, these discussions covered the most closely watched topics in crypto enterprise financial and tax management today.

During the conference, Jeffrey Li, Head of North America at FinTax, was invited to join the "Maximizing Your Bitcoin Mining Tax Strategy" panel on the Energy stage. Alongside fellow industry guests, he exchanged perspectives on tax planning, financial accounting, and compliance management for globally distributed crypto mining operations, and shared FinTax's observations on a broader trend: the evolution of mining tax management from one-off, point-solution planning toward systematic, data-driven governance.

The competitive landscape of the crypto industry is shifting — from cost efficiency alone to whether a company can build a traceable, verifiable, and reportable data infrastructure. As a provider of crypto-asset tax and financial services, FinTax will continue to focus on the practical needs of global crypto enterprises across tax filing, financial accounting, on-chain data processing, and cross-border compliance, and will support the industry in strengthening its tax management and data governance capabilities through its products and professional services.
