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Bitcoin billionaire Michael Saylor settles DC tax fraud case for $40 million

By: CNBC.com News
The MicroStrategy founder lives in a Washington penthouse, but allegedly filed returns claiming he lived in other states in order to avoid D.C.'s income taxes.
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