There May Be (Some) Tax Relief Options if You Sold Your Bitcoin at a Loss

By cineramaDecember 29, 2018Bitcoin Business

Shutterstock photo For investors whose first time investing in bitcoin was in 2018 or after late 2017, there is a high likelihood that they have incurred substantial losses for […]

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