Taxing Bitcoin ‘doesn’t make a ton of sense’ — Fund manager
07.07.2025
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Fund manager Bill Miller IV says the government shouldn’t be able to tax Bitcoin because managing ownership rights requires no administrative efforts.
Bill Miller IV, the big brain behind Miller Value Partners, just dropped a truth bomb: taxing Bitcoin? Nah, doesn’t add up. Why? Because unlike your grandma’s house, Bitcoin doesn’t need the government to keep track of who owns what. The blockchain’s got it covered, fam.
“For them to reach their hand in there doesn’t make a ton of sense.”
Imagine buying a house and paying taxes just so the government can note down it’s yours. With Bitcoin? The ledger does that for free. No middlemen, no paperwork, just pure, decentralized magic.
And here’s the kicker: Bitcoin’s still the wild west of finance. The rules? They’re being written as we speak. That’s why Miller says it’s early days—tax laws are as clear as mud, and that’s both a headache and an opportunity.
So, will Bitcoin ever get slapped with a property tax like your suburban home? Miller’s not betting on it. And with the way things are going, neither should you.
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