Israel Tax Authority Hunts for Bitcoin Traders on Social Media

By cineramaMay 10, 2018Bitcoin Business

Various local branches of the Israel Tax Authority have sent out letters to those they suspect are trading bitcoin without reporting it. The tax agency demands in those letters […]

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