The Spanish tax authority has begun sending out warning notices to 66,000 cryptocurrency holders to remind them of their tax obligations. According to Europa Press, the Agencia Estatal de Administración Tributaria (AEAT) began the campaign on April 1 and will keep firing off letters until June 30…
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The dreadful situation in Spain caused by the COVID-19 outbreak is not delaying local authorities to send notices to taxpayers. Those include traders and investors in cryptocurrencies, who have quadrupled in the past year to 66,000. Spain To Tax 66k Crypto Investors The Spanish Tax Agency (Agencia…
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The tax authority is sending letters to 66,000 users reminding them of their obligation to pay taxes related to their cryptocurrencies.
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The Spanish tax authority, the AEAT, is set to to send more letters to crypto traders this year, despite the coronavirus pandemic. The post Spanish tax authority to send more letters to crypto traders this year, despite coronavirus appeared first on The Block.
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Russia’s central bank is one of the most dynamic banks in the world in terms of digital innovation. Over the past six years, it has launched a series of major infrastructure projects, including fast payment systems and national biometrics, as well as a regulatory sandbox, financial technology…
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Sweden’s Financial Supervisory Authority (FSA), ’Finansinspektionen’, has fined Swedbank a record sum of 4 billion Swedish krona ($386m) for breaching anti-money laundering regulations on a large scale. Around USD 6 billion had been funneled between suspected accounts. The post Major Swedish Bank Fined $386 Million for Hiding…
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By Ksenia Beloglazova on The CapitalWhat are cryptocurrencies? What are they needed for? What is Bitcoin today? Why do people buy cryptocurrencies? How are they used? There are many answers to these questions: for example, Bitcoin is called real hard money, digital gold, funds repository, a means of…
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Weekly Crypto News Digest: Bitcoin Prices Stabilize After Crash, Major South Korean Bank Set to Launch Crypto Custody Service, CFTC’s Christopher Giancarlo Announces Digital Dollar Whitepaper ReleaseBy SwapSpace on The CapitalBitcoin prices finally stable after Black Thursday, court order forces Quadriga to disclose user data to the CRA,…
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By ChangeHero on The CapitalBack in 2008, and even before that, enthusiasts like Satoshi Nakamoto were coming up with ways to give the power of the money back to the people. The one that came to be the most prominent — Bitcoin — was envisioned as an “electronic cash” system. While a…
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Every crypto trader faces a nightmare trying to comply with tax reporting obligations. CryptoTracker says its six new partners can help
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