New Hampshire legislators have scrapped a bill that would have allowed state agencies to accept cryptocurrencies for tax payments. On Jan. 8, the New Hampshire House of Representatives accepted a motion from the General Court's Executive Departments and Administration Committee stating that the tax bill was "inexpedient to legislate" and should be removed before it reaches the floor. The committee voted to kill the bill in November on a 17-1 vote, as originally reported by The Block. The bill would have required the state treasurer to develop a means for New Hampshire citizens to pay any taxes or fees due to the ... (full story)