According to CoinMeta, property owners in Miami-Dade County can now use Bitcoin ($BTC) to pay taxes. This change to the payment system was announced on November 9th. The new option supports both online and in-person payments, although the county government still accepts payments in US dollars. The Tax Commissioner Dariel Fernandez stated that this change is aimed at providing residents with more payment methods and modernizing public services. Online users can select the cryptocurrency option when checking out, while those making in-person payments can request this option and connect their supported exchange accounts or digital wallets to authorize the transaction. Cryptocurrencies are converted into US dollars before reaching the tax office, which does not hold or manage digital assets, ensuring that transactions are conducted within the existing accounting processes. This measure provides convenience for residents who use digital assets while maintaining that public revenues are denominated in US dollars, demonstrating how the government is adapting to cryptocurrency users.