Portugal Congress Party Disapproves The New Bill About Taxing Cryptocurrencies

Portugal Congress Party Disapproves The New Bill About Taxing Cryptocurrencies

The European country’s Parliament, the Assembleia da Republica, declined two bills levying cryptocurrencies. Portugal’s Finance Minister on Taxing Cryptocurrency Earlier this month, on May 13th, the country’s Minister of Finance, Fernando Medina, established that Portugal would soon commence cryptocurrency taxes. In his statement, Fernando emphasized that various countries have developed solid models in their crypto […]


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