Ohio is taking significant steps toward integrating cryptocurrency into its financial systems, with plans to allow Bitcoin payments for some state services.

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According to reports, Ohio is edging closer to allowing residents in the state to pay taxes in digital assets.

Ohioans are closer to being able to pay their taxes in cryptocurrency. A new GOP proposal lays the groundwork for digital ...

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose and Ohio Treasurer of State Robert Sprague called, April 24, on the State Board of Deposit to authorize the use of cryptocurrency, such as Bitcoin, to pay for ...

The Ohio House included a measure in the state budget bill that would forbid schools from carrying over more than 30% of a year’s expenses in the bank.