NZ’s ACT Party Proposes Waiving Capital Gains Tax on Crypto
ACT, a party with the fourth-largest representation in the New Zealand Parliament, is campaigning to modernize digital finance rules, proposing regulation to waive crypto gains tax on qualified assets held for over a yea...
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