South Africa Leverages AI to Track Down Tax-Dodging Crypto Traders
The South African government is tightening its grip on cryptocurrency trading. Tax authorities (SARS) are issuing tax notices and clarifying regulations, likely using AI to identify non-compliant traders. The central ban...
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