just so both of you know, you can't tax cryptocurrency if you keep your money in crypto. If you're declaring your income in bitcoins or steem dollars, they can't tax you. Since the money isn't their controlled. They may have attempt at taxing this, but it's most likely going to be capital gains tax, which is the most basic income tax out there. But they can't enforce this tax on anyone, only to those who are willing to declare their income in the standard fiat cash. You just have to keep in mind that you're profiting in crypto not standard fiat cash.
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