India's Proposed 30% Tax on Digital Asset Implies Recognition of Cryptos

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By Deluxe 4 4 February 2022 | 12:21 pm

India's Proposed 30% Tax on Digital Asset Implies Recognition of Cryptos


India's decision to regulate cryptocurrencies by introducing a high crypto tax rate of up to 30% on all transactions involving digital assets is an indication that the government recognizes cryptocurrency transactions as valid. (Read More)

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