Originally Posted by
telebobski
I advise B2B manufacturing and technology businesses on finance and biz dev matters.
Commonlaw - read again. My Client sells to the Customer, which Customer regularly transacts in bitcoin. My Client transacts payments in USD but the basic rule is "make it easy for customer to do business with you". With a lot of large companies (Tesla, Overstock and Virgin come to mind) accepting Btc, seems like the risks can be managed.
BitPay claims they convert bitcoins to USD on same day as transaction with no backsies, so it doesn't seem much different from getting paid in renminbi, Mexican pesos or S African Rand. It's all a matter of volatility between payment and settlement - I think. That's why I inquired of the padded room crew for practical guidance - figured a bunch of outlaws like y'all would know the inner workings
Char - yep, there's a IRS notice (2014-21) on topic. It applies to anyone that keeps an inventory in bitcoin- gain/loss recorded when converted to USD. Same principles apply when someone holds any currency other than USD or does any sort of barter xaction.
oh so you dont do shit and operate with no overhead, neat.
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