Declaring Bitcoin Income Part 3- Bitcoin As An Asset

Declaring Bitcoin Income Part 3- Bitcoin As An Asset

This is the third part of a multi-part series that will discuss how to declare Bitcoin income on US personal or business income tax returns. What follows are my professional opinions and should not be construed as tax or accounting advice. Instead, the articles in this series should be used as the starting point for a discussion with your tax accountant....


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This is the second part of a multi-part series that will discuss how to declare Bitcoin income and claim Bitcoin losses and expenses on US personal or business income tax returns. What follows are my professional opinions and should not be construed as tax or accounting advice. Instead, the articles in this series should be used as the starting point for a discussion with your tax accountant about your individual situation. Back to Part 1- Preparing Your Records. Skip to Part 3- Bitcoin as an Asset. US Code Title 26, Section 61 defines gross income in the context of income taxes. Though....

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