Финансовый регулятор Японии рассматривает возможность налогообложения Криптo как финансового актива

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  • Агентство финансовых услуг Японии заявило, что, возможно, стоит обложить Криптo налогом как финансовый актив.
  • В настоящее время страна облагает налогом прибыль от Криптo как доход, что может привести к ставке налога в 45% для лиц с высоким доходом.
  • Прирост капитала от продажи финансовых ценных бумаг облагается фиксированной ставкой 20%.

Агентство финансовых услуг Японии заявило, что стоит рассмотреть вопрос о том, следует ли облагать Криптo активы налогом как финансовые активы, а не как доход.

«Что касается налогообложения операций с Криптo , необходимо рассмотреть вопрос о том, следует ли рассматривать Криптo как финансовые активы, которые должны быть предметом инвестиций для населения», — написало агентство в документе, посвященном налоговой реформе, опубликованном в пятницу .

Любое изменение может привести к тому, что владельцы Криптo с самым высоким доходом будут платить более низкую ставку налога. В настоящее время страна облагает налогом прибыль от Криптo как доход , который может достигать 45% для людей, зарабатывающих более 40 000 000 иен (276 000 долларов США). Прирост капитала от продажи ценных бумаг, таких как акции, облагается фиксированной ставкой 20%.

«Ожидается, что Криптo будут способствовать росту заработной платы и созданию активов домохозяйств, однако их использование индивидуальными инвесторами в настоящее время ограничено», — говорится в отчете.

Страна пересматривала свое отношение к Криптo в течение последних двух лет после того, как высокие налоги , по-видимому, привели к исходу Криптo из страны . В прошлом году было объявлено, что японские эмитенты Криптo T будут платить налоги на нереализованную прибыль .

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