Residents of the U.S. state of Colorado can now pay their taxes in the form of cryptocurrency. According to Colorado's Department of Revenue, payments can be made via PayPal, though at this time only personal accounts may be used. PayPal supports bitcoin, ether, bitcoin cash and litecoin. To make such a payment, a fee of $1.00 as well as 1.83% of the total amount will be charged, per the DOR site. "As a state, we're on the forefront of digital innovation, whether it's applying blockchain and shared-ledger technology as a new model for funding, or whether it's simply being consumer-friendly and making sure that we ... (full story)