Ohio now accepts bitcoin for tax payments. What could go wrong?

By cineramaNovember 28, 2018Bitcoin Business

Innovation trumps logic. This week, Ohio became the first state in the US to allow businesses to pay taxes in bitcoin—well, sort of.

Although crypto enthusiasts celebrated the news as […]

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