India’s Stiff Crypto Tax Legislation Becomes Law
Amendments sought by the crypto industry were not accommodated and the policies will go into effect on April 1. Original Source
Read MoreAmendments sought by the crypto industry were not accommodated and the policies will go into effect on April 1. Original Source
Read MoreIndian crypto tax policy has become the hottest topic for Indian crypto traders and exchange operators as it is set to become law on March 24 and will come into effect starting on April 1. The proposed 30% crypto tax is the highest in the country and is equivalent to the
Read More“For short-term investors who are into day trading, margin trading, arbitrage trading, the 1% TDS becomes infeasible. The majority of the population is still waiting on the fence, once we see the bill then we should see exponential growth. India is very rich in talent. Most tech-savvy people are here.
Read MoreAny easing of the government's stance on crypto taxation will be contained in amendments to the bill. Source
Read MoreThis morning, the cryptocurrency market saw a significant headline that caused Dogecoin’s price action to drop. The Indian Central Bank came out with firm rejection against adopting cryptocurrencies in the country. There was an announcement from India’s Central Bank (RBI) calling cryptocurrencies “a tool which will wreak havoc on our
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Read MoreIndia’s premier institutes are experiencing surging demand for tailor-made blockchain courses as education providers ramp up offerings for the growing industry. Most existing courses are offered to full-time students or on public platforms, ranging from general overviews to in-depth discussions on blockchain technology and cryptocurrency trading. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced in
Read MoreThe Advertising Stands Council of India (ASCI) has released guidelines for crypto or virtual digital assets related advertisements, which will be applicable on or after April 1. Earlier advertisements must not appear in the public domain unless they comply with the new guidelines after April 15, 2022. Source
Read MoreEarlier in February, Indian Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced a tax proposal that would bring the relatively unregulated digital asset space under the purview of tax authorities.The proposal includes a 30% income tax on crypto returns and a 1% tax deducted at source (TDS) by crypto exchanges on transactions above
Read MoreEarlier this week, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced that profits from the sale of virtual assets would be taxed at a flat rate of 30% without any deductions or exemptions. The rate is on par with the highest income tax band, which applies to individuals earning more than 1.5 million
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