Wala pa itong tax dahil hindi ito sakop ng gobyerno, sa ngayon. Ni-leless din nito ang trabaho. Hindi pa ito napapag-usapan. Ang ginagawa pa lang ng gobyerno ay i-regulate ito. Ngunit mayroon nang mga bansa na nag-tatax ng cryptocurrency. Hindi pa rin kasi ito ma-identify kung asset o digital currency.
WAla pa ring batas sa Pilipinas kung taxable ang cryptocurrency, sa tingin ko, mahabang proseso pa ito.
Walang specific rules sa pag tax ng crypto, pero ayon naman sa BIR, taxable daw ang income natin sa crypto.
https://philippines.bc.events/news/taxation-of-cryptocurrencies-in-the-philippines-how-are-virtual-currencies-regulated-93106Crypto Taxation
The National Internal Revenue Code (NIRC) states that any income of an individual or corporation, in whatever form, obtained in the Philippines, is taxable in general. Thus, depending on the type of cryptocurrency transactions, the Philippine Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) may impose an income, percentage, or other business tax under the NIRC regulation.
The BIR has not presented any clear rules on the taxation of BTC transactions yet. However, looking at the internal revenue laws, one may know that any type of income earned shall be taxed unless expressly exempted.
The taxes collected may potentially depend on how the BIR will decide to classify BTCs. If crypto coins are considered property, they will come under the capital gains tax.
However, if BTC transactions are taxed as stocks, a fixed percentage tax may also be imposed. Then, the income from mining shall be considered as well.
Siguro hindi lang masyadong strikto sa pagpapatupad ang BIR, pero in general, taxable naman daw.
Enjoy nalang muna natin ngayon na hindi mag bayad, pero pag naging strikto na sila, no choice na tayo.
