Topic: Tax optimization via digital currency - page 2. (Read 379 times)
Europe does pay tax but their tax paying concerning crypto is complicated because countries like Switzerland and Liechtenstein pay tax through the VAT. But, the last time I checked cryptocurrency tax are only pay UK per the amount crypto currency ones bought and profit made but any cryptocurrency receive as gift is not taxable.
As far as I know, in some countries in Europe, such as France. Last year they calculated personal income tax from cryptocurrency investments. However, digital money is nowadays hard to manage for any country. So in order to have the relevant taxes, I think firstly cryptocurrency and ico companies must be workers.
I would love to read about this, but I can't find any discussions / research on it. Has this topic been researched by anyone yet? I think there is a great potential in this field as countries are not consistent in their cryptocurrency definitions. I was wondering if anyone has some ideas or suggestions of what should be researched or could point me to some already done researches? Thanks!
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