2019-9-17 14:35 |
Canada’s Revenue Agency is now looking into the corporate tax returns submitted by QuadrigaCX, the troubled cryptocurrency which collapsed earlier this year, taking approximately $134 million of users’ funds with it.
That’s according to the trustee overseeing bankruptcy proceedings, the Globe and Mail reports. The exchange made headlines all over the world after its founder and CEO, Gerald Cotten, allegedly passed away in India from complications deriving from a chronic illness. He was thought to be the only person with access to the company‘s wallets, private keys, and passwords. Following weeks of uncertainty, and adding to the mounting speculation, EY…
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