Taxes

A look at the potential taxation landscape Bitcoin holders could have to deal with in 2025 with looming changes on the horizon.

Panama City becomes the first government institution in the country to accept Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies for public services.

A bill introduced to the Rhode Island Senate would enable the state’s residents to spend or sell just under $1,000 in bitcoin 10 times per month without incurring state capital gains taxes.

By eliminating capital gains taxes on Bitcoin, the Trump administration can spur U.S. innovation, strengthen the nation’s economic sovereignty, and ensure everyday Americans gain equal footing in the world’s rapidly evolving digital economy.

An argument for why tax treatment of bitcoin is a massive disincentive for its use in commerce.

Switzerland values many of the core properties of Bitcoin and now the two are poised to create the future of financial sovereignty together.

Calling Bitcoiners “tax evaders” or imposing arbitrary tariffs can’t stop the inevitable progression of technology.

The Digital Asset Mining Energy excise tax would harm businesses and push innovation out of the United States.

Potentially, even companies outside of Europe could be forced to disclose user holdings according to the EU.