Israeli Tax Authority Declares Bitcoin a Taxable Asset, Not Currency

By cineramaJanuary 12, 2017Bitcoin Business

After years of uncertainty regarding reporting cryptocurrency transactions and holdings on their tax statements, Israelis have finally gotten an official statement from the authorities. Unfortunately, the policy seems to […]

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