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Story: Canadian Cryptocurrency Investors to File their Returns on Crypto Investment by April 30 2019

By Maheen Hernandez

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The tax collection services of Canada is auditing Canadian Cryptocurrency investors. Extensive questionnaires have been sent to the crypto investors concerning the activities…

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The Canada Revenue Agency refused to disclose the criteria for selecting the files for the audit citing it might violate the integrity of their risk assessment methodology.

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ShapeShift and Changelly permits the investors to buy and sell the cryptocurrency without disclosing the identity of the customer.

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The organization looks at digital currencies as commodities and therefore cryptocurrency is subject to taxes like any business income or capital profits.

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A research report from Canaccord Genuity Capital Markets, based in Vancouver on BTC stated that the trends were interestingly Bullish.

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The Market Watch report stated, “HODLers could be set for a change in their fortunes.”  The patterns in trends are indicative of that BTC might be en route to $20,000.

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Analysts Michael Graham and Scott Suh just like Justin Sun of Tron noted that Bitcoin might trend in the $3,000 to $5,000 range for the most of the year 2019.

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Canaccord wrote “We point to tangible catalysts which could propel the price of Bitcoin in 2019.

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An institutional herd is expected following the launch from Fidelity. There are a lot of other things happening for Bitcoin and the overall cryptocurrency industry.

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