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Bitwage & Consultabit Launch Bitcoin Tax Calculator

Bitwage & Consultabit Launch Bitcoin Tax Calculator

In January of this year, we partnered with Consultabit to launch a dollar cost average calculator, www.bitcoindollarcostaverage.com. The goal was to educate new and mainstream users on the benefits of dollar cost averaging and investing in Bitcoin. The calculator has seen a 700% increase in users from April

Bitwage Launches Bitcoin 401(k) Retirement Plans

Bitwage Launches Bitcoin 401(k) Retirement Plans

As leaders in cryptocurrency payroll & invoicing services, we at Bitwage are always striving to innovate and push the industry forward. For our customers in the US, we have always likened the ability to get paid in Bitcoin similar to having a percentage of your wage be deferred into a 401(

(Cointelegraph) [SPANISH] COVID-19: ¿Cómo pueden contribuir las criptomonedas al trabajo remoto?

(Cointelegraph) [SPANISH] COVID-19: ¿Cómo pueden contribuir las criptomonedas al trabajo remoto?

Desde Bitwage opingan que el uso de criptomonedas puede ser una alternativa válida para estos tiempos de cambios. ¿Pueden las criptomonedas contribuir con aquellos que utilizan trabajo remoto, sobre todo en tiempos de la pandemia del Covid-19? Desde Bitwage compartieron información con Cointelegraph en Español, que muestra cómo el uso

Why Bitcoin Payroll Will Lead to Mainstream Adoption

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Why Bitcoin Payroll Will Lead to Mainstream Adoption

There seems to be something standing in the way between cryptocurrency and mainstream adoption. Talk to any number of experts and they’ll tell you different reasons on why this is. But at Bitwage, we see Bitcoin payroll as the turning point for crypto (it's what we do). Once businesses

US Companies Can Now Fund W2 Payrolls & Payroll Taxes in Bitcoin and Ether.

US Companies Can Now Fund W2 Payrolls & Payroll Taxes in Bitcoin and Ether.

Since Bitwage started in 2014, there have always been conversations regarding “Closing The Loop” in the Bitcoin financial cycle. The financial loop works as such: Individual obtains Bitcoin, Individual pays merchant in Bitcoin for goods and services. Merchant pays employees with Bitcoin. When Bitwage first launched, we wanted to close

(BRAVE NEW COIN) Bitwage reports dramatic growth, while expanding services

(BRAVE NEW COIN) Bitwage reports dramatic growth, while expanding services

Luke Parker 23 Sep 2016 11:57 UTC Founded in 2013, bitcoin payroll and international wage payment service, Bitwage, offers fast and low-cost payroll services, distributed in fiat currencies and bitcoin. The company currently has over 6,000 registered users and has processed almost $8 million in payroll transactions. The

(NewsBTC) Bitwage: International Payroll Escape Bitcoin Volatility & Liquidity

(NewsBTC) Bitwage: International Payroll Escape Bitcoin Volatility & Liquidity

JOSEPH YOUNG | DECEMBER 5, 2015 | 3:17 PM Freelancers, employees, expat workers and startups in developing countries such as Argentina, the Philippines and Indonesia often struggle in settling transactions with banking systems, remittance outlets and mobile payment networks. Over the past few months, bitcoin startups including Bitwage, Coins. ph and

(CoinDesk) Bitwage Now Lets Any Employee Get Paid in Bitcoin

(CoinDesk) Bitwage Now Lets Any Employee Get Paid in Bitcoin

Pete Rizzo, Nov 4, 2014 at 14:50 UTC | Updated Nov 6, 2014 at 04:29 UTC Bitwage has announced the beta launch of a new service that allows employees and independent contractors to receive part of their paycheck in bitcoin, even if their employers don't offer the option. Called

(NewsBTC) Bitwage Launches Private Bitcoin Payroll Service in Alpha

(NewsBTC) Bitwage Launches Private Bitcoin Payroll Service in Alpha

JAYANAND SAGAR | JULY 21, 2014 | 5:57 PM Just several days ago we brought you news of a new service called Paybits. Paybits effectively allows employees to control how much of their paycheck gets converted to bitcoin, but yet another company is coming on the scene to help out with

(CoinDesk) 47% of Bitcoin Companies Are Open to Paying Employees in BTC

(CoinDesk) 47% of Bitcoin Companies Are Open to Paying Employees in BTC

Pete Rizzo, May 6, 2014 at 19:30 UTC | Updated May 7, 2014 at 08:50 UTC A newly released survey from Bitwage, a bitcoin-focused payroll solution provider, has revealed that 47% of bitcoin companies are open to paying their employees in the digital currency. The survey sought to assess