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October 22, 2017, 01:58:04 PM
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Using Bitcoin to buy everyday things, such as a burger, could trigger a tax bill from the IRS due to cryptocurrency being considered property. However, there is potential relief on the way in the form of new legislation.
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http://bitcoinist.com/using-bitcoin-buy-things-trigger-irs-tax-bill/


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October 22, 2017, 03:40:26 PM
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Hi !
Using Bitcoin to buy everyday things, such as a burger, could trigger a tax bill from the IRS due to cryptocurrency being considered property. However, there is potential relief on the way in the form of new legislation.
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http://bitcoinist.com/using-bitcoin-buy-things-trigger-irs-tax-bill/

Don't withdraw btc to bank and then buy a burger with a card. Use BTC atm or find guy on localbitcoins.com, get cash, buy burger. Problem fixed.
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