India Reconsiders Crypto Rules After US Moves—What’s Changing?
India is reviewing its rules on crypto and security, looking at what other countries, especially the United States, are doing. Major countries like the US are updating their plans for digital assets, and India is also adjusting its strategy to stay in line with global standards. Related Reading: Trump Tariffs Hit Crypto Hard: Bitcoin Crashes […]
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Crypto trading volumes in India have plummeted following the new tax law entering into force. The new rules impose a 30% flat tax on crypto income and do not allow losses to be offset against gains.
New Crypto Tax Rules in Effect
The new crypto tax rules entered into force on April 1 after the country’s parliament approved Finance Bill 2022. A flat tax of 30% now applies to crypto income with no deductions or loss offsets allowed.
On April 1, crypto exchanges in India began seeing sharp declines in trading volumes. Aditya Singh, who runs the Youtube....
India's crypto businesses are proposing a regulatory sandbox to allow startups to grow while the nation builds rules around the nascent space.
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