Survey: Almost Half of Crypto Investors Who Profited in 2017 Are Not Disclosing to the IRS

By cineramaApril 17, 2018Bitcoin Business

Today, April 17th, is tax day here in the U.S, but a significant number of investors have apparently not reported gains from digital currency trading to the Internal Revenue […]

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Survey: Almost Half of Crypto Investors Who Profited in 2017 Are Not Disclosing to the IRS

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