2019-1-15 23:30 |
The Danish Tax Agency has got the green light to collect trader information from local cryptocurrency exchanges to see if they are paying their dues. origin »
|
Danish tax authorities will soon be going after cryptocurrency traders in the country and beyond. The plan is to collect data from local bitcoin exchanges in order to verify if citizens who have traded digital assets have paid the right taxes.
2019-1-15 03:50 | |
|
|
Denmark’s Tax Law Council has recommended the introduction of a legislative bill aimed at taxing unrealized gains and losses on cryptocurrency assets, a move that could significantly reshape the landscape for Danish crypto investors.
The “unparalleled” nature of Partisia Blockchain’s “provenance and depth of experience” makes it uniquely placed to solve the problem of data privacy in public blockchains, Adrienne Youngman, CEO of Partisia Blockchain Foundation told CoinDesk in an interview on Tuesday.
Denmark’s Supreme Court has ruled that gains made from Bitcoin (BTC) sales are taxable. The post Denmark Supreme Court rules that Bitcoin gains are taxable appeared first on CryptoSlate.
Major global crypto AML service provider Chainalysis does not support full transparency in crypto despite not being able to track all privacy coins
The new 2019 Transparency Report from crypto exchange Kraken reveals that the number of data requests it receives from law enforcement agencies worldwide continues to rise
Denmark's tax authority, the Skattestyrelsen, has been sending letters to cryptocurrency users it suspects of tax avoidance, demanding a range of information about their trading activities.
Nordea Bank, a financial institution in Denmark that’s part of the largest financial group in Scandinavia, has been given the go-ahead by a Danish court to continue restricting its employees from owning or trading Bitcoin (BTC).