Bitcoin is not a currency: Israeli court rules BTC subject to capital gains tax

By cineramaJune 20, 2019Bitcoin Business

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Defended in the case will pay $830,000 in taxes from the $2.5 million made from Bitcoin sales.

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Bitcoin is not a currency: Israeli court rules BTC subject to capital gains tax

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