I’m genuinely excited everytime I see a merchant take bitcoin. But if there is the FED out there reading this *ahem* like the IRS *ahem*
Would it be ok if you guys relaxed your rules on bitcoin taxation? Maybe like $2000 no capital gains tax or something to start so individuals can continue buying maple syrup and honey and to pay rent and all these things without a once a year tax implication when converting it back to fiat? It’ll help small businesses a bit.
Pretty plz? 😭💙🎉✨
the8thHouse /
npub1pn…ksuj7
2025-05-02 16:39:00
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npub1pnwcuhwr0dyu7rtjzgkg6xx9z50hs2k0v0d5hka7qfdskwvwtrasyksuj7Published at
2025-05-02 16:39:00Event JSON
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"content": "I’m genuinely excited everytime I see a merchant take bitcoin. But if there is the FED out there reading this *ahem* like the IRS *ahem* \n\nWould it be ok if you guys relaxed your rules on bitcoin taxation? Maybe like $2000 no capital gains tax or something to start so individuals can continue buying maple syrup and honey and to pay rent and all these things without a once a year tax implication when converting it back to fiat? It’ll help small businesses a bit. \n\nPretty plz? 😭💙🎉✨",
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