It is assumed that within the year a person can sell and express his or her income from crypto assets at the rate of 5% without confirming the costs of their acquisition in the past.
At a meeting of the Parliamentary Committee on April 24, a bill will be issued to Virtual Assets. This was announced by financial committee head Danilo Getmans on Tuesday, April 22.
The document with a volume of more than 200 pages, according to GetMantsev, combines key aspects of regulation of actual crypto traffic, determining the status of regulators and a taxation system.
Among the main provisions:
- Taxation: A simple model is suggested – income is taxed. The tax will be paid with the difference between the costs for buying crypto assets and income from their sale.
- Transferring time: Over the year, it is possible to sell crypto actions and declare income at the rate of 5% without the need to confirm the costs of their acquisition.
Hetmans’s bills have pledged to publish the details of the bill after a committee meeting.
Earlier, GetMantsev predicted that in Ukraine with a “high probability” they would reflend cryptocurrency in the first quarter of 2025.
It should be noted that in October the National Bank of Ukraine emphasized that cryptocurrency is not a legal payment method and emphasizes the need for regulation of the legislative market.
We added that the first deputy head of NBU Ekaterina Rozhkova said Ukraine as a candidate for EU members had planned to approve European customs for regulating crypto -activists to protect consumers.
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