2019-4-25 12:58 |
Japan’s Minister of Finance and Deputy Prime Minister Taro Aso urged reporters to stop referring to virtual currencies and switch to the newly-proposed legal name crypto assets
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This year’s G20 summit set to be held in Osaka, Japan will be the first to highlight cryptocurrencies among the main agendas. According to the information provided by Sankei’s news source, Japan led by its Prime minister, Abe Shinzo, will address digital asset economy from the point of regulation. This involves reviewing the laid regulations […]
2019-3-27 00:50 | |
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New Korean Finance Minister To Tax Cryptos Taxes are currently a very hot issue in Asia. Not only Japan has recently affirmed that it would change the way that it would regulate taxes, but South Korea is also now following the same path as its neighbor.
2018-12-5 23:43 | |
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Japan’s Tax Commission is looking for ways to simplify the current tax filing system for cryptocurrencies in order to ensure investors accurately report their gains. On October 17, the commission, which guides policy on taxation and also advises the prime minister, held a general assembly meeting to discuss potential improvements to the process. The committee […]
2018-10-22 12:11 | |
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Japan, a country working hard to get a “crypto-friendly” image, took things to another level with the appointment of Takuya Hirai, a pro-blockchain politician, as the Minister of Science, Technology, and IT.
2018-10-9 15:19 | |
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New Minister Takuya Hirai – has been appointed by Japan’s prime minister as the new Minister of Science and IT/Technology during a period when the country is turning its focus even more towards blockchain spreading around various sectors.
2018-10-7 13:22 | |
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Following the hack of Zaif, one of Japan’s regulated crypto exchanges, the country’s financial regulator immediately responded, launching an emergency inspection of the exchange and a survey of all other crypto exchanges.
2018-9-21 10:25 | |
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A picture taken of the J-Pop Star, Gakuto Oshiro, dubbed GACKT, Seiko Noda, Japan’s Minister of Internal Affairs and Sanae Takaichi, was recently publicized by Weekly Flash. The picture was supposedly taken back in March of 2013, in what was believed to be a meeting involving a discussion on cryptocurrencies. The time the picture was […]
2018-7-26 15:43 | |
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Spindle, Japan’s largest ICO officially promoted by a J-Pop star, Gakuto Oshiro, (45) better known by his stage name GACKT, was the unnamed crypto company allegedly slammed by the FSA earlier this year, a weekly Japanese magazine revealed.
2018-7-25 12:58 | |
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Japan’s Minister for Internal Affairs & Communications and Minister in charge of Women’s Empowerment was pressed on the issue of her involvement with an unregistered cryptocurrency exchange, which was allegedly violating the Japanese fund settlement law.
2018-7-21 17:10 | |
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Japan’s Internal affairs minister Seiko Noda spoke a few hours ago at a press conference, clarifying her stance on some suggestions that she may be linked to some exchanges that were under investigation by Japanese agencies.
2018-7-21 02:45 | |
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Japan’s Internal affairs minister Seiko Noda has denied her involvement in a government investigation into the operation of a non-registered cryptocurrency exchange, local news outlet the Asahi Shimbun reported July 19.
2018-7-20 08:31 | |
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Japan’s Internal Affairs minister has denied her participation in a government investigation into the operation of a unregistered crypto exchange
2018-7-20 05:28 | |
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Seiko Noda, Japan’s Minister for Internal Affairs & Communications, and Minister in charge of Women’s Empowerment, was questioned by the Japanese press on Thursday over her involvement with an unregistered cryptocurrency exchange, which was allegedly violating the Japanese fund settlement law.
2018-7-19 19:05 | |
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Japanese politicians are questioning their Minister of Finance, Taro Aso, on the type of taxes they are applying on cryptocurrency gains in the country. While the politicians are demanding to treat profits from these virtual currencies as a ‘separate declared taxation,’ financial officials in the island country prefer to continue with the current ‘miscellaneous income’ […] The post Japan Undecided On Crypto Gains Taxing appeared first on ZyCrypto.
2018-6-27 17:39 | |
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As the position of minister of the FSA is about to change hands, questions about the future of regulations on cryptocurrency and blockchain based technology arise in Japan. Japan’s FSA to Change Hands As the current minister of Japan’s Financial Security Agency, Nobuchika Mori, heads into what most assume will be his last week guiding.
2018-6-27 14:00 | |
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Japan’s top financial official is cautious about the idea of his nation changing how it taxes gains from cryptocurrencies. Taro Aso, the deputy prime minister and minister of finance, said he was cautious about making such a change.
2018-6-27 08:05 | |
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Japan's top financial official is cautious about the idea of his nation changing how it taxes gains from cryptocurrencies.
2018-6-27 05:00 | |
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However, the country’s Deputy Prime Minister, Taro Aso, wants to change how crypto transactions are taxed, from a progressive rate to a uniform rate. Accounting software company Freee described, “Miscellaneous income is subject to comprehensive taxation, and the tax rate is decided according to the amount combined with other income such as salary income.” The
2018-6-26 11:42 | |
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Cryptocurrency traders in Japan currently can be taxed as high as 55% on their profits. However, the country’s Deputy Prime Minister, Taro Aso, wants to change how crypto transactions are taxed, from a progressive rate to a uniform rate.
2018-6-26 10:27 | |
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Japan’s Minister of Finance thinks that it is doubtful the public would accept a change in the taxation of cryptocurrency transactions, Cointelegraph Japan reports today, June 25. During the same meeting, Aso noted that the position of cryptocurrency in the international financial sector is uncertain. He also spoke of the importance of the development of
2018-6-26 00:50 | |
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Japan’s Minister of Finance suggests changing crypto tax group to “separate self-assessment taxation,” but thinks public may not think it is fair
2018-6-26 22:30 | |
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Government-held Bitcoin reserves highlight the significant influence of state actions on crypto markets, potentially shaping future digital finance regulations. The post Bitcoin held by governments near $33 billion mark appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Bitcoin's inability to surpass $60,000 despite reduced selling pressure from Germany highlights ongoing market volatility and external influences. The post Bitcoin struggles to break key level amid easing selling pressure from German government appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
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