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RE: Japan to Tax ALL CRYPTO PROFITS Including Transfers/Gains Made from Exchanges Between Coins.

in #japan7 years ago (edited)

This could strangely also be a very positive signal. This is basically the government saying:

We expect huge gains in crypto investments (so therefore we want to tax it).

Keep in mind tax will only apply to gains, so it confirms that in the near future they expect gains in the domain. When a government makes a statement like this, it's likely to be picked up by large investors (who probably already have great experience with minimalizing their tax rates).

I wish the Japanese government good luck with applying their new rules, it seems like a near impossible thing to do btw. How will they treat anonymous accounts on decentralized exchanges for example..? They will try to apply a centralized governing system to decentralized systems, that's probably not going to fly well.

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Keep in mind tax will only apply to gains,

As crypto is now an officially recognized currency here, I’m not so sure about that...

Well, that's what I understood from the article you mention in your blog:

https://www.bitsonline.com/japan-tax-digital-asset-gains/

(I actually read that before commenting, I should have known to just simply stay on steem)

Yeah, looks like you are right.
I am just wondering about folks who work for BTC startups and choose to recieve their salary in BTC... Can’t imagine it wouldn’t be taxed. More questions.

I also answered too hastily and didn’t emphasize how much I am in agreeance with you about the near impossibility of accurate tracking.

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