Ukraine draft bill proposes a 5% tax on cryptos
A draft bill in Ukraine has proposed a 5% tax on crypto earnings for the first five years, with no VAT
A draft bill in Ukraine has proposed a 5% tax on crypto earnings for the first five years, with no VAT
Ukraine's own Lviv Railway company was busted for mining crypto – underground.
The Ukrainian government wants to know how much crypto the citizens and their families hold.
The operation could be in trouble for introducing computers into a nuclear power plant, which is illegal.
Cybercrime is apparently alive and well in Ukraine, as an individual has been utilizing his own websites as a means to rake in illegal cryptocurrency revenue.
The CEO of blockchain startup Cornerstone has been kidnapped in the Ukraine, and the demands for his release are still not clear.
The central bank of Ukraine has completed the latest stage of its digital currency pilot, as it continues to investigate the utility and functionality of a so-called “e-hryvnia.”
Ukrainian exchange Liqui recently announced that its closing down, citing a lack of liquidity.
A bill proposed by lawmakers in Ukraine could see the country’s fledgling cryptocurrency sector benefit from a “tax holiday,” as part of a package of measures designed to foster the development of the sector there.
The government of Ukraine has proposed a bill, which was backed by 23 government officials that would introduce another 18% tax on crypto-related profits by businesses.
The Ukranian government may soon impose a 5% tax on all cryptocurrency profits from mining or sales when these are exchanged to fiat. This is in addition to a mandatory 1.5% tax rate, which Ukranians owe the country since the beginning of a conflict in the East.
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