Economics
Tax and Bitcoin — Transacting and accounting for Bitcoin
Just as with all income and capital taxation issues, Bitcoin-based transactions require that suitable record-keeping practices are adhered to.
The Legacy of Keynesian Money
Central governments are and remain a net supplier of macroeconomic instability. This is a direct result of the institutions and
Tax and Bitcoin — Investment in Bitcoin
Investment in Bitcoin should be treated as any other investment in an emolument, “which could be converted into money might
The problem of Keynes
http://bastiat.org/fr/cqovecqonvp.html Basically, the GDP argument is based on the “Broken Window Falacy” of Bastiat. There are English versions of it
Property Law in the Age of Bitcoin
Property (as defined in legal terms) as is associated with servers, routers, and information systems in general is known in
Tax and Bitcoin — Income tax implications of Bitcoin as money
1.1 Overview of the income-tax system From an Australian income-tax perspective, a taxpayer’s country of residence and the source of
True Sale and Insolvency Challenges in ICO Token Sales
In the English law, “true sale” incorporates the securitisation structures around existing receivables in two forms. We first have to
The scams in Crypto
I will discuss the current state of play in ICOs. In my posts, I will demonstrate categorically that no token
A Bitcoin Smart Risk Contract
In economic terms, we want to assign liability such that the optimal damage-mitigation strategy occurs. The victim of a breach
Taxing Bitcoin — GST implications of Bitcoin as money
1.1 Overview of the Australian GST system GST is a broad-based consumption tax, and is imposed on taxable supplies and
Taxing Bitcoin — Ordinary and tax concepts of “Money”
Continuing the look into the use of Bitcoin (BCH) as money we look at the legal definition of “money”. In
Taxing Bitcoin — Introduction.
Bitcoin is money, but it is also a ledger, a commodity and a token. It is all these things and