Taxing Bitcoin ‘doesn’t make a ton of sense’ — Fund manager
Fund manager Bill Miller IV says the government shouldn’t be able to tax Bitcoin because it requires no work on their end.
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Fund manager Bill Miller IV says the government shouldn’t be able to tax Bitcoin because it requires no work on their end.
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