The IRS’ Fortnite Currency Tax Mishap Is a ‘Black Mirror’ Moment for Gaming

By cineramaFebruary 14, 2020Bitcoin Business

What’s especially terrifying is that the misclassification of in-game currencies is probably the result of ignorance. How different will future regulation be from traditional cryptocurrency rules?

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The IRS’ Fortnite Currency Tax Mishap Is a ‘Black Mirror’ Moment for Gaming

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