Countries Cooperate To Form International Crypto Tax Force
This article does not contain tax advice, investment advice or recommendations. Every investment and trading move involves risk, you should conduct your own research when making a decision America, the U.K., Canada, Australia, and the Netherlands are cooperating to form…
Take a French Leave from Taxes, or How to Keep Your Cryptocurrency Safe from the Taxman
When cryptocurrencies go through their periodic pumps, cryptocurrency investors are placed in a position of having to stop thinking so much about how to make more profit and start worrying more about how protect their gains from the avaricious reach…
CryptoTrader.Tax Launches Web-Based, Multi-Exchange Tax Tool
March 19, 2018: CryptoTrader.Tax released a web-based tool developed with the intention of helping users calculate the capital gains and losses associated with their cryptocurrency investment endeavors. The tool is currently in the ‘beta’ phase of development, and can be…
Gold and Bitcoin: A Strong Team, Together
It’s time to get rid of the misconception that gold and Bitcoin are at odds with each other. Gold, historically viewed as a stable investment, is often cast in sharp contrast with Bitcoin, which is criticized for dramatic price fluctuations…
Selling Bitcoin: Asking for a Friend
Let’s say you had a friend that wanted to transfer some bitcoin to you to sell on their behalf – what does this mean for your U.S. tax obligations? In general, the idea of giving property (stocks or other securities,…
Bitcoin and Other Virtual Currencies on Your US Tax Returns
Welcome to the gold rush of 2017, where the new gold is no longer a physical product, but virtual currency (cryptocurrency). Â All the rage in silicon valley, the subject of many confused google searches and medium blog posts of why…