Japanese regulator seeks to scrap “unrealized gains” tax on crypto
The Japanese Financial Services Agency has proposed changing the tax code around digital assets to free domestic firms from the end-of-the-year “unrealized gains” tax on crypto.
The Japanese Financial Services Agency has proposed changing the tax code around digital assets to free domestic firms from the end-of-the-year “unrealized gains” tax on crypto.
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