Topic: Most bitcoin friendly countries, list in the making! (Read 1296 times)
Singapore! Beware of the possible double tax though...
When Liechtenstein and Luxembourg take official note of Bitcoin, if that note is positive, you will know with certainty that Bitcoin is here to stay.
I can't take your word on that. Although I really hope that they take a positive stance towards it.
When Liechtenstein and Luxembourg take official note of Bitcoin, if that note is positive, you will know with certainty that Bitcoin is here to stay.
A list should be kept and updated, although you have this: http://bitlegal.net/ .
There is another thread that covers this:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-legality-across-the-globe-264330
There is more info on that so how about you add info on it , rather than creating another one.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-legality-across-the-globe-264330
There is more info on that so how about you add info on it , rather than creating another one.
Portugal with an hangover of having and losing an "empire", and now being a small vassal of vassals, doesn't take decisive and unilateral action on international matters for decades. Since there's no agreement, Bitcoin is for now free and unregulated.
I will declare and pay taxes on BTC after converted to Euros, until then I'm free to do whatever I want. otoh, acceptance of BTC on businesses is very low (I'm even including usage of Bitpay), despite the Lamassu BTC kiosk being made here.
I will declare and pay taxes on BTC after converted to Euros, until then I'm free to do whatever I want. otoh, acceptance of BTC on businesses is very low (I'm even including usage of Bitpay), despite the Lamassu BTC kiosk being made here.
I'll try to make a list of the most friendly to bitcoin countries, ranked by friendlyness
1. Singapore (they basically said using or not bitcoin is a business decision and the business should take it, not the goverment)
2. Germany (.....
please post which one you think should be next and briefly explain why
1. Singapore (they basically said using or not bitcoin is a business decision and the business should take it, not the goverment)
2. Germany (.....
please post which one you think should be next and briefly explain why
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