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Board Economics
Re: How and why to hold bitcoins in your Roth IRA (yes, you can do it today!)
by
jzcjca00
on 03/01/2014, 16:21:38 UTC
If you hold for a year and make less than $72,000 joint ($36,000 single) in non-long-term-gain salary then you also pay no capital gains taxes.

Is this a new thing, because that didn't used to be true.  Are you sure it is based only on your non-long-term-gain income?

How can we be sure it will be true in the future?  Those tax rates and rules change almost every year!