Pay Your Taxes With Bitcoin: SnapCard Launches 'Pay the IRS' Service
Bitcoin-based shopping cart snapCard is expanding its offerings by launching a pay-the-IRS service for its customers. "Tax services are truly relevant right now," Ioannis Giannaros, one of snapCard's founders, told CoinDesk. "It's going to be really cool." SnapCard users will be able to pay their taxes in bitcoin, and the company will process a USD transaction through a payment processor. "Essentially, you fill out a form and you say how much you want to pay. Then, we invoice you." Tax Payment Processing With BTC. "There are payment processors that have partnered with the government....
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