Australia’s tax agency won’t clarify its confusing, ‘aggressive’ crypto rules
The Australian Taxation Office’s new rules on DeFi are unclear on whether capital gains taxes apply to liquid staking and transferring to layer-2 bridges.
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The Australian Taxation Office’s new rules on DeFi are unclear on whether capital gains taxes apply to liquid staking and transferring to layer-2 bridges.
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