Brazilian Government Mulls Taxing Stablecoins Remittances as Foreign Currency Flows
The Brazilian government would be considering taxing stablecoin flows, applying the known Tax on Financial Operations (IOF) on remittances and international payments using these instruments. The news comes as the Central...
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