Blockchain-Based Accounting Firm Asks IRS to Update Its Guidelines on Crypto Taxation

By cineramaJanuary 29, 2019Bitcoin Business

As Bitcoin tumbled 74 percent in 2018, many started selling the currency at a loss. Libra CEO Jake Benson claims that figuring out how to pay taxes is not […]

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Blockchain-Based Accounting Firm Asks IRS to Update Its Guidelines on Crypto Taxation

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