Short-term investor loses increase in 2018
Recent filings to the Internal Revenue Service indicate that short term crypto investors are having a harder time than long-term ones.
Recent filings to the Internal Revenue Service indicate that short term crypto investors are having a harder time than long-term ones.
After taking as long as they could, the IRS has finally provided a reporter with documents about their Bitcoin policies from 2014.
Eccentric entrepreneur and famous crypto enthusiast John McAfee has fled the United States after being indicted by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), as he prepares his run for U.S. presidency in 2020.
A new report showed that the US government has spent a total of $5.7 million on contractors to conduct blockchain analysis and track the origins of cryptocurrency transactions.
Five legislators in the United States have sent an open letter to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), urging the tax agency to update its cryptocurrency tax guidelines.
As if the situation was not bad enough for cryptocurrency owners, further pressure on prices looms in the form of the April 15 tax deadline in the United States.
The U.S. Internal Revenue Service has warned taxpayers about incurring penalties should they fail to report their cryptocurrency-related incomes.
Coinbase has also provided a step-by-step guide to calculate cryptocurrency-related taxes with the tool, simplifying the often cumbersome and laborious procedure.
CFTC case ruling incites a tug-of-war on who has jurisdiction over cryptocurrencies.
The German Finance Ministry announced cryptocurrency will be treated like legal tender when used as a payment method.
Many investors holding cryptocurrencies have seen massive gains, some becoming overnight millionaires. But now comes the less fun part: paying taxes.
There is a sticky element that needs to be defined in clearer terms, or paying taxes with cryptocurrency could result in having to pay even more taxes.