2019-1-24 18:33 |
The Italian Senate committee has approved the first document on regulation of the blockchain industry
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Although maximalist will advocate for self regulation like in Japan, the involvement of regulators is perhaps the only way for adoption promotion especially in this bear market. That is what CONSOB, the Italian regulator is doing while BTC/USD prices steady above $4,500.
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Italy drops plans to raise crypto tax from 26% to 42% after industry opposition. Lawmakers propose capping the tax at 28% or maintaining the current 26% rate. Progressive taxation and exemptions aim to protect small investors and boost crypto.
Crypto watchers and investors in Italy have received encouraging news: Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s government is considering a watered-down tax hike. From the initial proposal of 46%, which was announced last second week of October, the Italian government is currently re-evaluating the plan to limit the increase “to just 28%”. Related Reading: No! Judge Rejects […]
Italy’s government is considering lowering its proposed tax hike on crypto trades, reducing the planned rate increase from 42% to 28%. This shift comes as Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s coalition appears inclined to amend the tax proposal, which was initially…
Italy is pushing for a major increase in its capital gains tax on cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, from the current 26% to 42%, marking a nearly 62% hike.
The Italian government intends to significantly increase the tax rate on Bitcoin capital gains, from 26% to 42%. In an effort to tighten economic policies, the government is also proposing to remove the €750 million minimum revenue threshold for its Digital Services Tax (DST).
Italy is considering raising its capital gains tax on crypto to 42% as part of efforts to reduce the fiscal deficit. Bitcoin (BTC) holders could soon face nearly two-fold tax increase in Italy, as the government plans to raise the…
Italy plans to raise the capital gains tax on cryptocurrencies from 26% to 42%. The new policy reflects a trend among European countries tightening crypto regulations. PM Giorgia Meloni assures no new taxes for citizens despite the proposed increases.