How the De Minimis Tax Exemption Might Support Bitcoin’s Price
A new report from Cornell Brooks School Tech Policy Institute might give G20 governments and others some clues about how a counterintuitive move could help their economies and boost tax revenue, while also potentially helping bitcoin’s price and increasing government revenue even further. The report examined how the so-called de minimis exemption on bitcoin and […]
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