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Australian 2022 budget confirms crypto assets will not be taxed as foreign currency

2022/10/26 07:13

According to Forkast, the Australian Government has clarified that cryptocurrency will continue to be taxed as an asset class instead of a foreign currency in its 2022 budget released on Tuesday. This means crypto transactions are subject to capital gains tax where a profit for the year was made and if done through centralized exchanges. Budget papers also said that any central bank digital currency (CBDC) would continue to be treated as a foreign currency. Australia’s Reserve Bank is currently exploring its own CBDC, dubbed the “eAUD”; a pilot project will launch in January 2023 and is open to industry participants to offer submissions for possible use cases.
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