В Нью-Йорке предложили разрешить оплату штрафов и налогов в криптовалюте

cryptonews.ruPublished on 2024-03-11Last updated on 2025-04-11

  • Член Ассамблеи штата Нью-Йорк предложил разрешить государственным органам принимать криптовалюты как форму оплаты.
  • Речь идет о таких активах, как биткоин, Ethereum, Litecoin (LTC) и Bitcoin Cash (BCH).
  • Если закон примут, то он вступит в силу через 90 дней после подписания.

Член Ассамблеи штата Нью-Йорк Клайд Ванел предложил законопроект, который позволит государственным учреждениям принимать криптовалюты в качестве формы оплаты.

Проект закона добавляет новый раздел к действующему Закону штата о государственных финансах. Он позволяет государственным учреждениям Нью-Йорка принимать криптовалюты — включая биткоин, Ethereum, Litecoin (LTC) и Bitcoin Cash (BCH). В частности, в случае его принятия, можно будет оплатить:

  • штрафы;
  • налоги;
  • арендную плату;
  • другие обязательства.

Из документа следует, что учреждения смогут заключать договоры с эмитентами криптовалют или другими лицами, которые будут предоставлять такие услуги. Кроме того, госорганы получают право взимать сервисный сбор, который будет покрывать расходы на обработку транзакций, включая комиссии провайдерам криптоплатежей.

В случае принятия документ вступит в силу через 90 дней после подписания. За это время госучреждения имеют право подготовить необходимые нормативные акты и инфраструктуру для реализации положений закона.

Ранее генпрокурор штата Нью-Йорк Летиция Джеймс обратилась к Конгрессу США с призывом принять законодательство по регулированию цифровых активов.

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