Taxes

Each member state in the EU sets its own tax rules. It is still possible, however, to identify key trends and opportunities in cryptocurrency taxation.

The average investor may not be sure of what cryptocurrency events are considered “taxable” and which are not. So here’s a list to help.

Even though Ohio has suspended its groundbreaking program, the idea of using bitcoin for tax payments isn’t going anywhere.

The IRS has attempted to add tax clarity for cryptocurrencies following hard forks and airdrops but questions remain.

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has suggested the country begin mining bitcoin with its nuclear power. What could this mean for the world?

The Lightning Network has unleashed an entirely new set of accounting, audit and tax challenges. But how will they be resolved?

Iran’s local cryptocurrency community welcomes the legitimization of mining as an industry but feels that miners aren’t being treated fairly.

The French government will not be imposing taxes on crypto-to-crypto trades and will only tax cryptocurrency gains when they are converted into fiat.

With the recent price rise, many bitcoin traders have incurred capital gains that need to be reported on year-end tax returns. But how?

“At the very least, the IRS should heed Portugal’s prudent policy and treat cryptocurrency transactions like typical currency transfers.”