В Японии планируют снизить налоги на криптовалюту в 2025 году

investing.ruPublicado em 2024-09-04Última atualização em 2024-09-04

Happycoin.club - Агентство финансовых услуг Японии (FSA) представило план по пересмотру налогового кодекса страны, согласно которому ставка налога на криптоактивы может быть снижена уже в следующем году.

Ведомство также ещё раз обратило внимание на тот факт, что к криптовалютам необходимо относиться как к традиционным финансовым активам, в которые может инвестировать население.

Что касается налогового режима криптовалютных транзакций, криптовалюта должна рассматриваться как финансовый актив, который должен быть инвестиционной целью для населения, — написано в заявлении FSA.

Сейчас план Агентства финансовых услуг Японии находится на рассмотрении соответствующих ведомств. Он будет принят в качестве закона только в том случае, если его одобрят обе палаты правительства страны — Палата представителей и Палата советников.

В настоящее время прибыль от криптовалюты в Японии облагается налогом по ставке от 15% до 55%. Самая большая ставка применяется к доходу свыше 200 000 иен ($1377). Для сравнения максимальный налог на доход, полученный от торговли акциями, составляет 20%.

Корпоративные держатели криптовалют сейчас платят фиксированную ставку налога в размере 30% на свои активы в конце финансового года, даже если они не получили прибыли от продажи.

В Японии не в первый раз выдвигают планы по снижению налогового бремени на криптовалюты. Так, в 2023 году с подобным предложением выступила Блокчейн-ассоциация Японии. В июле 2024 года она ещё раз обратилась к властям страны с просьбой установить фиксированную ставку криптоналога в размере 20% и ввести трёхлетний вычет на покрытие убытков.

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