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November 13, 2018, 05:38:57 PM |
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Well, i think that it is a good thing that Ukraine actually imposed taxes on crypto currency. For one thing it is not a ban but an acceptance to Crypto currency. This also means that holders are now subject to the government's protection and any fraud would be dealt with the full force of the law. I juat hope it is how i said it is.
Imposing tax or regulating is much better than restricting and then planning to completely ban crypto trading as well in a country which our country is planning to do as recently being heard. This will increase people to use it if the tax is lower, now if the restriction on tnx and tax is way too higher, then it's similar to banning it. |
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ClockworkTrader
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November 13, 2018, 05:53:14 PM |
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I wonder how are they going to impose taxation in an anonymous decentralized environment. The only way that seems possible to me is to tax while people exchange Crypto for fiat in different converting websites - but it raises a lot of questions. Say, what if a person refuses to change Crypto for fiat? Will he avoid the tax?
It is either I`m missing something, or Ukraine wants to impose a law without a real way of its implementation.
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November 13, 2018, 06:33:58 PM |
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Ukrainian politicians are very talkative. ))) They talk a lot, but do little. But if we are talking about filling the treasury, then it is quite possible that a tax on cryptocurrency will be introduced. Especially the election on the nose. |
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November 13, 2018, 07:51:27 PM |
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Well, i think that it is a good thing that Ukraine actually imposed taxes on crypto currency. For one thing it is not a ban but an acceptance to Crypto currency. This also means that holders are now subject to the government's protection and any fraud would be dealt with the full force of the law. I juat hope it is how i said it is.
In Ukraine, there is still no tax on cryptocurrency. So far, none of the proposed and, in principle, good bills has been considered by the legislative body of Ukraine. Until today, cryptocurrency in Ukraine is not regulated. Before the adoption of relevant laws by the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, the government, by its decision, wants to impose a rather large 19.5 percent tax on profits from the sale of cryptocurrency. However, in general, there are no obstacles to the legalization of cryptocurrencies by the state in Ukraine. |
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November 14, 2018, 07:20:57 PM |
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Well, i think that it is a good thing that Ukraine actually imposed taxes on crypto currency. For one thing it is not a ban but an acceptance to Crypto currency. This also means that holders are now subject to the government's protection and any fraud would be dealt with the full force of the law. I juat hope it is how i said it is.
Unfortunately, in the realities of legal norms in Ukraine, such a law means only additional exactions towards the state. Laws in this country in most cases are written only to improve the conditions for the elite class of the population. |
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November 14, 2018, 08:15:18 PM |
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Every country is planning to impose a tax on cryptos in any way. So private coins and coin mixers soon are going to very useful!
I hope people from there don't get totally robbed! In Spain soon we will get decapitated if we say BTC...
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November 14, 2018, 09:04:06 PM |
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The goverment are really corrupted. They always wanted to tax everything any physical opportunity. I dont get surprised when I firstly saw that in our country some of the news alredy said that, but how they gonna regulate taxing for this type of operations if they dont have enough information and legal explanation what is cryptocurrency people would definetely cointinue trade without pay taxes |
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November 14, 2018, 09:21:41 PM |
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The issue of taxation of cryptocurrency operations has long been discussed in the Ukrainian parliament. There are several bills, some of which offer to impose taxes on cryptocurrency, while others, on the contrary, exempt not only cryptocurrency operations but also mining for a long time from taxation. But so far everything is under discussion.
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November 14, 2018, 09:31:44 PM |
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Taxation of cryptocurrency of European countries such as Ukraine, though not yet been passed, is somehow against the core principle of cryptocurrency blockchain which are decentralized and unregulated. Taxing cryptocurrency would need to record the details of the transactions and/or records of the cryptocurrency holders. These is just one point about taxing cryptocurrency. Considering that the government also needs to gain income from cryptocurrency.
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November 15, 2018, 04:27:58 AM |
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The goverment are really corrupted. They always wanted to tax everything any physical opportunity. I dont get surprised when I firstly saw that in our country some of the news alredy said that, but how they gonna regulate taxing for this type of operations if they dont have enough information and legal explanation what is cryptocurrency people would definetely cointinue trade without pay taxes I think if tax use is in accordance with its direction, this would be good for the country's economic development. on the other hand we can see the development of cryptocurrency is getting faster |
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November 15, 2018, 07:58:35 AM |
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The goverment are really corrupted. They always wanted to tax everything any physical opportunity. I dont get surprised when I firstly saw that in our country some of the news alredy said that, but how they gonna regulate taxing for this type of operations if they dont have enough information and legal explanation what is cryptocurrency people would definetely cointinue trade without pay taxes I think if tax use is in accordance with its direction, this would be good for the country's economic development. on the other hand we can see the development of cryptocurrency is getting faster That is true. The adoption of crypto will be faster when government are imposing tax on it, its just one way to tell the world crypto is legal. Corrupt or not, you as a citizen of the country has the obligation to provide for the country. I live in a country that has one of the most corrupt in the world but that isn't an excuse otherwise me and the government will have no difference. |
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January 16, 2019, 07:08:17 AM |
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Well, i think that it is a good thing that Ukraine actually imposed taxes on crypto currency. For one thing it is not a ban but an acceptance to Crypto currency. This also means that holders are now subject to the government's protection and any fraud would be dealt with the full force of the law. I juat hope it is how i said it is.
Nobody plans anything in Ukraine yet. Several legislative bills regulating cryptocurrency have been submitted to its legislative body, the Verkhovna Rada, and most of them do not provide for the introduction of any tax on cryptocurrency. More precisely, it is expressly stated that any actions with cryptocurrency are not subject to taxation. Of course, in the conditions of conducting a hybrid war with Russia and lack of funds, it is unlikely that the cryptocurrency will not be subject to taxation in Ukraine. So far, none of the proposed bills have been considered even in the first reading. |
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January 16, 2019, 07:43:09 AM |
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Taxes will legitamise crypto currencies so it's not a bad thing. Also, it is not difficult to circumvent as there are many privacy coins like monero which can be traded in an untracable manner
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January 16, 2019, 08:32:51 AM |
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This is fundamentally wrong. if the state doesn't own a currency, why take something for it. If it continues, there will be nothing free and anonymous in the world. And maybe even now there is no such thing...
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January 16, 2019, 08:31:23 PM |
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I thought they were not getting any taxes until 2030, what happened to the law that said all crypto income will be tax free until 2030 in Ukraine ? Did they realized they are missing too much money from the no tax rule and decided that they would rather get taxes instead ?
I have been to Ukraine once and it is an amazing country, leaving the Russia war aside they have been an amazing European country for years now, thankfully I went to more west side (lviv, lbib ? not sure how it is written) and there was barely any effects of war and it was an amazing place and made me instantly feel like I would love to live there. If ukraine keeps the 2030 rule instead of start taxing I am sure many crypto people like me will want to keep going there constantly instead of trying to stay away from there.
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January 17, 2019, 09:57:06 AM |
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Taxes will legitamise crypto currencies so it's not a bad thing. Also, it is not difficult to circumvent as there are many privacy coins like monero which can be traded in an untracable manner
No, legitimacy of cryptocurrency does not depend on whether they are taxed or not. Taxation on cryptocurrency will only add conflict to the authority and their citizens which could lead to some underground transactions. |
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January 26, 2019, 04:36:49 PM |
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Who thought that Ucrain will become one of the first adopters of cryptocurrency. There are good signs everywhere. I cant wayt to see the faces of all those pessimists when the price of Bitcoin will grow again. |
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January 26, 2019, 04:46:57 PM |
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Taxes in Europe are high if you compare them to the rest of the world. In the EU the tax gets progressively higher the more you earn and can reach almost 50% in some countries like France, which means that you're sharing with the state 50:50.
Ukraine is in trouble because people are moving to work in the EU and they had to invest a lot to sustain the army during the latest Crimea conflict. They have to get the money from somewhere.
do not make me laugh. The government had all the money, because they steal it. Corruption and so on. Cryptocurrency tax is another chance to earn money for yourself. It is quite obvious. |
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January 26, 2019, 05:16:42 PM |
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Taxes are certainly bad (for people), but at least this is a step in the recognition of cryptocurrency in the country. Let's see whether this law will be accepted.  |
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Irvinn
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April 30, 2019, 06:55:58 AM |
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In the Ukrainian parliament, referred to as the Verkhovna Rada, four different bills seem to have been introduced, which both provide for exempt taxation and exempt it. Of course, in a hybrid war with Russia, it will be necessary to replenish the treasury to counter the aggression and most likely, the tax will be introduced. However, all states go this way. Even Japan first introduced very large taxes on cryptocurrency revenues, so there was even a question of lowering them. Only a few states, such as Belarus, do not yet provide such taxes.
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