China’s Digital Yuan Makes Import Tax, Commerce Breakthroughs – Are CBDCs Going Global?
Central bank digital currency (CBDC) adoption continues apace in China – where the digital yuan is breaking new ground in the worlds of import taxation and cross-border commerce. Securities Times reported that Guangdong,...
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Securities Times reported that Guangdong, China, has begun issuing digital yuan import tax refunds....
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