Topic: What is the best country for making ICO legally? - page 10. (Read 1437 times)

do you know tax rate in China?

Japan is very open to be able to apply the digital currency in the country's financial system, this is a very rare thing because not all countries can make that decision. Japan started the era of digitizing currency a few years ago, Japan is very supportive of Bitcoin circulation and also the making of a project. Now has not found other countries that can do things done by japan.

So I think also that the country that supports the digital currency in full is japan. To increase the use of digital currency it is necessary to educate the advantages and benefits of the use of digital currency.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/outofasia/2017/11/02/japan-a-forward-thinking-bitcoin-nation/

Look at it a few months ago. Forbes even mentioned Japan as the foremost use of Bitcoin, when Japan is friendly to Bitcoin so they will also be friendly towards the use of all digital currencies, including with the existence of a legal ICO.

Japan is ahead of the rest of the world, however, like the rest of the countries, what you called.
I would add Belarus to this list as well, this is my home country, and we will have legislation at the end of March that will allow legalizing crypto-currencies and sell them without paying taxes, including dollars and similar currencies.

i always like ICO from swiss, i see ico from swiss a lot of quality, one of them tend swiss

I also think the same thing with that
that indeed Japan is the largest in this field of digital currency
and they are a highly developed country once they expand their digital payments

Estonia are one of the best places. You dont need to go to Estonia or find someone to register company for you. All can be done online. all you need is to applay for eresidency and get your Estonia ID card for signing electronic documents.eResidency have answered AMA Reddit sessions and have medium blog.
https://e-resident.gov.ee/
https://medium.com/e-residency-blog

I think it is Japanese. Currently, the Japanese government has a clear policy on the cryptocurrency market, which will be a good opportunity for ICO projects to develop and advertise to investors. I believe that in the next few years Japan will become the first cryptocurrency nation in the world. Japan is truly a kingdom of high technology and new things.

To date, there are 4 countries where they love and recognize cryptocurrency. These are Japan, Switzerland, Malta and Cyprus.
Of these countries - the most progressive country in terms of regulation - is Japan, because this is the first country to recognize the cryptocurrency as an official means of payment. Japan is also a leading cryptocurrency market with 60% of global bitcoin turnover. In Japan, high culture of using digital currencies, a developed network of cryptomatic, and the payment by bitcoin is almost a common thing.
That's why-Japan, in my opinion, is the best country for the legal registration of ICO.

98 percent the best country to make ICO legally is Singapore 100 crypto friendly and Blockchain technology positive govt for ICO legality

Since March 28 this year in Belarus there will be excellent conditions for the development of the crypto-currency industry. Exemptions from taxes for 5 years. For legal entities there are limitations, but for individuals there is complete freedom. I hope such countries will soon become more.

The legal regime of crypto-currencies varies considerably in different countries. In some countries, operations with crypto-currencies are officially permitted. Usually they are treated as a commodity or an investment asset and are subject to the relevant legislation for tax purposes. Sometimes bitcoins are recognized as a monetary unit (for example, in Germany), in other countries (for example, in Japan) bitcoin is a legal means of payment with a tax on the purchase. In other countries (for example, in China) operations with bitcoins are prohibited for banks, but are allowed for individuals, while China is the leader in the field of mining due to the availability of the largest production capacity. In Switzerland, the same rules apply to crypto-currencies as to foreign currencies, and this country is one of the most favorable jurisdictions for Bitcoin start-ups.
In a number of countries there has not yet been a formal decision on the regulation and legal regime of crypto-currencies, but regulators have made statements that they are trying to work out a position with respect to crypto-currency, and warn potential users about high risks of investing in crypto-currencies because of high volatility. Professional traders should be careful - the convertibility of bitcoins is not guaranteed, the bitcoins holder is unlikely to be able to go to court in the event of theft or fraud.

And about Malta did not write in my opinion.  Many ICO and projects are registered there.  The authorities of the country support bitcoin and are very liberal.  And call on other European countries to do the same.

Singapore is one of the technological leaders in Asia, which increases attractiveness for block projects. The country has a fairly stable economic and political structure, its positive attitude towards start-ups in the field of crypto-currency and block-technologies is unlikely to change in the next few years.

at some point you are right, but the country should be chosen very carefully, because in some countries of the Third World, companies can also be imprisoned for registration of the company. Today, the crypto currency is very loud around the world and many governments draw attention to this, making their own conclusions about various projects.

I would take some third world country. Because they have no rules for financiel stuff, and of course they will have no rules for Initial Coin Offerings. So if you choose some third world country, you can do what ever you want. If make an Initial Coin Offering in countrys like Switzerland or Japan, which have a huge financial supervision, you have to watch for so many rules and invest so much morework in the ico to make it happend legally.

Korea, japan, hongkong, usa

But you will agree, it is not enough in what countries at the moment the same conditions for crypto-currencies as in Belarus are created, and also that full exemption for 5 years if withdrawing money through exchanges placed in Belarus is important.

the one without any regulations towards it... XD
But its also not the safest place for investors.

so choose your pick...

Would the answer to this question change it wasn't a product company ICO, but a hedge fund?

What about Gibraltar? There is currently a project about building an exchange there. I assume that is destined to launder all the drug traffic money from Spain and Morroco, no offence.