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February 17, 2020, 09:28:28 PM
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There were many events keep on happening in US justice department about bitcoin.
In some county its accepted for paying water bills and taxes.
In some places I have seen news US Fed wants to introduce new bill for legalization of bitcoin transactions.

bitcoin was legal on the u.s but there are exchanges lately that dissalow u.s citizens   . also trump have spoken something related on bitcoin  so yes your right that so many happenings on the u.s lately    .  i also heard that some countries allows btc taxes   . they acept btc to be able to pay your tax  . on our country im not sure if this is approved but i have used a wallet where i can pay bills and i can choose to pay using fiat , btc and other cryptos  .  still possible using a third party service 
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March 02, 2020, 01:07:12 PM
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It is legal if you pay taxes  Roll Eyes need to ask the accountant  Undecided
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March 03, 2020, 07:31:02 PM
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Along those ^^ lines, good article on crypto & the IRS - your 1040 Individual Tax Return now specifically asks if you have crypto transactions.

A key point is mentioned at the end of the article (emphasis mine)
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“The days of not reporting until you get caught are over. Crypto tax guidance is out there, and if you trade crypto, you should report gains and losses,” he tells Decrypt. “If you report something, it starts your statute of limitation. This means typically after three years of reporting, the IRS cannot come after you unless you have committed fraud or largely under reported your income. The main takeaway is that reporting something is always better than reporting nothing.”

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