Synthetic carbon credit tokens, as derivative instruments replicating reference indices (ICE EUA, voluntary composites) via futures, total return swaps (TRS), or oracle-based smart contracts, diverge fundamentally from physical credits in fiscal characterization. Physical credits are generally treated as intangible property (capital assets under IRC analogies or inventory), while synthetics lean toward Section 1256 contracts (mark-to-market,…
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