Could the IRS Have Done Better Than Issuing Summons to Coinbase?

By cineramaNovember 27, 2016Bitcoin Business

The recent incident involving Coinbase and IRS is well known. The US government department responsible for enforcing tax compliance had issued a John Doe summons to the leading cryptocurrency […]

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Could the IRS Have Done Better Than Issuing Summons to Coinbase?

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