Crypto from a tax perspective A key distinction between cryptocurrency and fiat money (like the US dollar) is that cryptocurrency is viewed as property rather than as a currency in the US by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). This means that the taxation rules for cryptocurrency are those which…
Are you someone who has already interacted with a DEX like SushiSwap, or PancakeSwap? If so, you’re (hopefully) already familiar with the…
2021 was a big year for all of us, as human beings, let alone as crypto users! The Australian Government has recognised the increasing…
In 2022, cryptocurrencies and crypto assets are viewed by the majority of tax authorities around the world as a type of asset, rather than a…
A quick background on YFI YFI was released in July by Andre Cronje as a governance token for Yearn finance. The supply was capped at 30,00…
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