Member Of Argentina's National Congress Submits Bill To Allow Workers To Rece...
Workers in Argentina may be able to receive pay in BTC and store their wealth without fear of inflation.The “Pay Me In Bitcoin” movement just got a lot stronger today when José Luis Ramón, a member of Argentina’s National Congress, announced he submitted a bill that would allow workers in a dependency relationship and exporters of services to have the option of receiving their full or partial salary in bitcoin.The impactful message in this announcement is what he said in the last sentence: “The idea is that they can strengthen their autonomy and conserve the purchasing power of their....
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A bill has been introduced in Argentina to allow workers to receive their salaries in cryptocurrency. He explained the idea is that workers “can strengthen their autonomy and conserve the purchasing power of their remuneration.” Argentina’s national deputy for the Mendoza province, José Luis Ramón, tweeted that he has introduced a bill allowing workers to get paid in bitcoin. He wrote, as translated by Google: I presented a bill so that independent workers … have the option of receiving their full or partial salary in cryptocurrencies. He added:....
The proposal may help Argentinians in the export business avoid heavy taxes from foreign currency payments. A member of the lower house of the Argentine National Congress has introduced legislation that would allow certain workers in the country to receive some or all of their salary in crypto.In a Tuesday tweet, Argentine Chamber of Deputies member José Luis Ramón said his proposed crypto bill would apply to anyone working as an “exporter of services” and those who depend on an employer for income. Should the legislation pass, it would allow such workers the choice of receiving a full or....
A recent report states that freelancing is experiencing a boom in Argentina, and also comments on how Argentinians are among workers in the region that most actively use cryptocurrencies to receive part of their paycheck. The report further states that workers accepting their paychecks in crypto favor traditional cryptocurrencies such as ether and bitcoin, which together amount to almost 90% of the payments made in crypto.
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