Nigeria to tax crypto, digital assets 10% on capital gains — Experts react
The legislation aims to enhance fiscal transparency, boost revenue and recognize cryptocurrencies as legitimate assets.
The legislation aims to enhance fiscal transparency, boost revenue and recognize cryptocurrencies as legitimate assets.
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