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…
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This guide details the tax obligations for crypto investors and answers many commonly asked questions on a wide range of …