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Legal issues relating to the use of Bitcoins or similar crypto-currencies. This includes issues of legal compliance with legal areas such as taxation, money laundering, international currency controls, and so on. Please do not ask for legal advice.
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For US Tax purposes, is Bitcoin mining more like property, "work to solve a puzzle" or "winn...
IANAL but I think Bitcoin mining falls under none of those. Bitcoin mining is the act of creating currency from base materials (in this case, cryptography), so in reality it's more like running a mint …
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