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Colorado is not the only locality offering taxpayers the option to pay with digital assets. Detroit is rolling out its own ...

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Panama City becomes the first government institution in the country to accept Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies for public ...

Panama City's government voted to recognize and accept select cryptocurrencies for tax payments and municipal fees, including ...

Panama City now accepts crypto payments for taxes and fees in BTC, ETH, USDC, and USDT, marking a significant shift in local ...

Digital assets transactions from Bitcoin, XRP, other cryptocurrencies and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) must be reported on taxpayer's tax returns. The Internal Revenue Service says that income from ...