Belarus Says Crypto Firms Can Operate Tax-free Until 2025
Belarus is continuing its bid to woo crypto firms by extending tax exemptions for token miners and developers until 2025. Per the Belarusian media outlet AFN, President Aleksander Lukashenko this week signed a decree tha...
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Per the Belarusian media outlet AFN, President Aleksander Lukashenko this week signed a decree that will allow miners and other crypto business operators to do business in the country without having to pay value-added tax, income tax, or personal income tax....
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