Not exact matches
The price of bitcoin surged through $ 10,000 on Wednesday, adding to its ten-fold jump in value this year and fueling a debate
as to whether the
virtual currency is
gaining mainstream acceptance or is merely a bubble waiting to burst.
As digital
currencies continue to
gain traction in the real world, seemingly everyone wants to be a part of this
virtual movement.
With
virtual currency gaining traction among investors, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said India does not recognise cryptocurrency
as legal tender.
In today's e-commerce world, more and more Internet retailers are installing bitcoin capabilities to tap into that growing
virtual currency market
as well
as to
gain more publicity by doing so.
With the recent injection of funds from Li Ka - shing, the Atlanta - based startup may yet establish themselves
as an entity akin to PayPal, if
virtual currencies gain widespread acceptance in the coming years.
As a reminder, the IRS issued an announcement last month that reiterated what it said back in 2014, namely, that cryptocurrency is considered property and that any sort of sale of virtual currency should be logged as a capital gain or los
As a reminder, the IRS issued an announcement last month that reiterated what it said back in 2014, namely, that cryptocurrency is considered property and that any sort of sale of
virtual currency should be logged
as a capital gain or los
as a capital
gain or loss.
Describing
as the «first new asset class in hundreds of years,» Keiser's bullish investment stance on the
virtual currency has
gained serious weight
as CME prepares to launch futures trading this month.
Congress should treat
virtual currency as an alternative to government - issued
currency, giving consumers choice, and expressly exempt convertible
virtual currency transactions from investment and capital
gains treatment and associated reporting requirements.
Among other things, this means that
virtual currency is not treated
as currency that could generate foreign
currency gain or loss.
With
virtual currency gaining traction among investors, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said India does not recognise cryptocurrency
as legal tender.
In 2014, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) issued guidance to taxpayers, making it clear that
virtual currency will be treated
as a capital asset and that capital
gains rules will apply to any
gains or losses.
Today, however, we have
gained a much clearer picture of what regulation for Bitcoin will look like,
as FINCEN just released a paper clarifying their position on
virtual currencies, touching on the concept of «decentralized digital
currency» in detail with Bitcoin clearly in mind.
Reporting your
virtual currency income under the capital
gains rules is hard enough
as it is.
As Bitcoin and other
virtual currencies gain in popularity, the demand for being able to use them for real estate grows.
Q - 2: Is
virtual currency treated
as currency for purposes of determining whether a transaction results in foreign
currency gain or loss under U.S. federal tax laws?
Describing
as the «first new asset class in hundreds of years,» Keiser's bullish investment stance on the
virtual currency has
gained serious
Bitcoin price
gained almost $ 2000 in 12 hours into Tuesday
as the
virtual currency's correction gives way to
gains and investors reaffirm their faith.
Bitcoin price
gained almost $ 2000 in 12 hours into Tuesday
as the
virtual currency's correction gives way to
gains and investors reaffirm their...
The court further explained that cases wherein
virtual currencies are
gained as criminal profit, any confiscation should only be considered by calculating the corresponding amount of the criminal proceeds, rather than confiscating the
virtual currency altogether.
In the announcement ADGM acknowledges the global demand for digital
currencies, stating that «
virtual currencies, although not legal tender, are
gaining interests globally
as a medium of exchange for goods and services.»
Japanese Internet leader GMO Group has announced today that it has launched a new cryptocurrency mining business through its European legal entity,
as it aims to
gain a better understanding of the
virtual currency.
The Abu Dhabi Global Market acknowledges the global demand for digital
currencies, stating that: «
virtual currencies, although not legal tender, are
gaining interests globally
as a medium of exchange for goods and services.»