Nigeria Eyes Crypto Tax Revenue

Nigeria’s Securities and Exchange Commission is working to bring licensed crypto exchanges into the formal tax system, with a related bill likely to pass in early 2025. Nigeria Aims to Increase Revenue The Nigerian Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced it is working to bring transactions on licensed cryptocurrency exchanges into the formal tax … Read more

Bitcoin Giant Microstrategy Caught in Biden’s Tax Web

This week, The Wall Street Journal highlighted potential tax complications for the publicly traded company Microstrategy, particularly concerning unrealized gains. According to the report, the Corporate Alternative Minimum Tax (CAMT), introduced under the Biden administration, could impose a notable financial obligation on the firm. Microstrategy’s Billion-Dollar Bitcoin Gamble Hits a Snag: CAMT Tax Law Looms, … Read more

Freedom Activist Aaron Day’s Miami Speech Sparks Urgency: Fight for Roger Ver’s Freedom Now

At the WAGMI conference held in Miami on Friday, Aaron R. Day, the Chairman and CEO of the Daylight Freedom Foundation, delivered a compelling address centered on Roger Ver’s troubles with the U.S. government. During his speech, Day emphasized to the audience the gravity of the matter, describing it as a “high stakes situation.” Miami … Read more

Japan’s Financial Services Agency Includes Crypto in 2025 Tax Proposal

The Financial Services Agency has released its tax reform requests for fiscal year 2025, highlighting the need to consider the tax treatment of virtual currency transactions as financial assets. This marks the first time virtual currencies are mentioned in such requests. Industry groups have long called for changes to the tax system for virtual currencies, … Read more

South Korea Considers Deferring Crypto Taxation Until 2028

The ruling party of South Korea is, once again, considering the postponement of the enactment of crypto-specific taxes, as this could influence public opinion towards the government. The party aims to implement these taxation rules by 2028, citing a lack of necessary regulations and institutional infrastructure as the primary reasons for this measure. South Korea … Read more