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Miami-Dade Tax Collector Starts Taking Bitcoin for Property Tax Bills

Miami-Dade Tax Collector Starts Taking Bitcoin for Property Tax Bills

Miami-Dade's Tax Collector says property taxes can be paid in bitcoin, with each payment converted to U.S. dollars so the county never holds the coins.

Miami-Dade County Tax Collector Dariel Fernandez announced on Monday that property owners can now pay their property taxes with bitcoin, according to Bitcoin Magazine and CBS Miami. County officials said the option is available immediately, both online and at county tax service locations.

Online, taxpayers connect a supported cryptocurrency exchange account or digital wallet at checkout and authorize the payment. In person, they can request the method at the Tax Collector’s Office, CBS Miami reported.

The office said it does not hold, invest in or manage cryptocurrency. A third-party system converts each payment into U.S. dollars at the time of payment, so the county receives the full amount owed in dollars regardless of bitcoin price changes. Neither outlet named the payment processor.

Bitcoin Magazine reported that the office did not say whether bitcoin payments carry a convenience fee. Card and mobile-wallet payments online carry a nonrefundable 2.50% fee, with a $2.50 minimum. CBS Miami reported that checks, credit cards, debit cards and cash remain available, so bitcoin is an optional method.

“Government must keep up with the times and the needs of the people we serve,” Fernandez said, according to CBS Miami. Bitcoin Magazine noted that its report mentioned no board or commission vote; the change was announced by the Tax Collector’s office in a statement on its website.

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