Failure to tax the metaverse ‘will create a tax haven’ — Harvard legal expert
Harvard scholar Christine Kim writes that income and wealth in the metaverse should be subject to immediate taxation.
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Harvard scholar Christine Kim writes that income and wealth in the metaverse should be subject to immediate taxation.
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