A simplified tax regime for taxing cryptocurrencies Jingyi Wang
By: Wang, Jingyi
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ArticleSubject(s): BLOCKCHAIN | CRIPTOMONEDA | DESCENTRALIZACION FISCAL | IMPUESTOS
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Intertax v. 53, n.3, March 2025, p. 245-266Summary: The cryptocurrencies that are an integrated part of blockchains have led to creating enormous value and wealth that attract increasing attention from investors and governments. The sophistication and anonymity of crypto assets create significant challenges for tax administrations as the current tax rules and guidelines in relation to them are either too broad or too complicated. This article proposes a simplified tax regime that would significantly reduce compliance and administration costs when taxing cryptocurrency for which the first taxable event occurs at the moment when crypto assets are converted to fiat currency or other real-world goods or services
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The cryptocurrencies that are an integrated part of blockchains have led to creating enormous value and wealth that attract increasing attention from investors and governments. The sophistication and anonymity of crypto assets create significant challenges for tax administrations as the current tax rules and guidelines in relation to them are either too broad or too complicated. This article proposes a simplified tax regime that would significantly reduce compliance and administration costs when taxing cryptocurrency for which the first taxable event occurs at the moment when crypto assets are converted to fiat currency or other real-world goods or services
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