South Korea Puts Off Crypto Tax
The National Assembly of South Korea has come to a consensus to postpone the implementation of a cryptocurrency tax until 2027.
The National Assembly of South Korea has come to a consensus to postpone the implementation of a cryptocurrency tax until 2027.
The market capitalization of XRP has surpassed Tether’s stablecoin, making it the world’s third-largest cryptocurrency after Bitcoin and Ether.
Hong Kong is taking a progressive step towards becoming a more attractive and competitive financial hub by removing the capital gains tax on cryptocurrency investments.
Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) has accelerated the implementation date of its anti-money laundering (AML) regulations for cryptocurrency.
XT.com, a cryptocurrency exchange with a daily trading volume of $3.4 billion, has temporarily halted withdrawals due to a suspected hack resulting in a loss of $1.7 million.
Tether issuer yesterday announced that it will no longer support EURT.
The approval of a new bill by Russian lawmakers means that soon, industrial Bitcoin miners will have to pay taxes on their revenues.

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