France to Reduce Bitcoin Capital Gains Tax From 45% to 19%

By cineramaApril 30, 2018Bitcoin Business

Capital gains taxes and cryptocurrency have always been an odd couple. Although a lot of people see the merit in proper taxation guidelines for cryptocurrency, things are never as […]

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France to Reduce Bitcoin Capital Gains Tax From 45% to 19%

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