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Footnotes: Will Taxes Kill Bitcoin; Second Shift CPAs; Not a Player But Hate a Lot | 03.26.14

by Adrienne Gonzalez

Taxes Won’t Kill Bitcoin, but Tax Reporting Might [Vic Fleischer/NYT]

Elie Mystal reminds subway performers that their entertrainment is illegal. [ATLRedline]

Preach!

A California state senator is in trouble for wire fraud because running for mayor is not free [AP]

Fat Joe is not a player but he hates his accountant a lot [contactmusic]

Now that the other little piggies have been roasted, Bernie Madoff's former accountant is last man standing [NY Daily News]

Issa threatens IRS chief with contempt over Lerner emails [FOX]

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