Do you owe taxes on your bitcoin? The answer depends on when you bought and sold

By cineramaFebruary 19, 2021Bitcoin Business

After a relatively quiet few years following a short-lived surge in 2017, bitcoin rose again in late 2020, finishing the year with a single coin worth just shy of […]

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