Bitcoin has dropped 30% from its high this year, and that drop is doing something useful for a change; giving people a shot at trimming their tax bills. It’s ugly in price, but pretty helpful if ...

Bitcoin’s 30% slide from its all-time high is creating conditions financial advisers say are likely driving more tax-loss harvesting in digital assets than in previous years.

A new IRS reporting rule will affect crypto users starting in 2025, changing how digital asset activity is tracked and ...

The IRS may have just taken some of the fun out of bitcoin. But that may mean that the virtual currency is growing up. The IRS announced last week that it would treat bitcoin, the computer-driven ...

Investors are clearly feeling optimistic about the incoming Trump administration and its promise of deregulation, particularly in the crypto space. With key regulatory appointees signaling a more ...

El Salvador's adoption of bitcoin as legal tender may have been a watershed moment for cryptocurrencies. But in the United States, even though you can use crypto to buy and sell products or services, ...

U.S. crypto investors now have just over two weeks to execute any final sales before sweeping IRS reporting rules go live on January 1, 2026.

WASHINGTON - Virtual currencies like bitcoin will be taxed like property - not currency, the Internal Revenue Service said Tuesday. The IRS says bitcoin is not legal tender. You can't use it to pay ...