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With tax season comes new crypto tax law proposals, there are also new crypto laws around Capitol Hill, like the Virtual Currency Tax Fairness Act.
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A South Korean crypto exchange, Bithump, filed a crypto tax dispute with the NTS, SK’s IRS, over $70 million. Will it impact the international industry?
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An ICO is suing its law firm over advice that invited SEC trouble. Is it a valid case? Can you do the same? Will these cases withstand court scrutiny?
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Illinois has a new smart contract / blockchain records law. Click through to learn what it is and what you need to know. Blockchain lawyer breaks it down.
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2020 may be the year that federal legislators pass big crypto bills. Invested in the market? Take one minute to read the bill expected to pass in 2020.
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Recently, an IRS lawyer made big news by announcing that the Internal Revenue Service never thought like-kind standards applied to cryptocurrency.
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If you haven't reported your cryptocurrency gains to the IRS, now is the time. They've formed an international crypto tax evasion task force.
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The Internal Revenue Service has turned its attention towards Bitcoin ATMs. The agency is focused on tax evasion and money-laundering scams.
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The Internal Revenue Service finally released a long-awaited ruling regarding cryptocurrencies. Jump in to learn more and how you will be affected.
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