Israeli Lawmakers Plan to Exempt Bitcoin From Capital Gains Tax in Draft New Law

By cineramaSeptember 26, 2020Bitcoin Business

Israeli lawmakers have proposed in a draft new law to treat bitcoin as a currency instead of an asset for tax purposes, local media reported.

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Israeli Lawmakers Plan to Exempt Bitcoin From Capital Gains Tax in Draft New Law

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