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Tax on crypto

Is higher taxation a solution for the risks involved in cryptocurrencies?

On 1st February, while announcing the Budget 2022, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced something unexpected.  Sitharaman said income from the virtual or digital assets (cryptocurrency) will be taxed at @30%. In addition, @1% TDS (tax deducted at source) will also be levied by the government on these investments. The 30% taxation is retributive tax, harshly…

Crypto bill restrained from the Parliament

According to reports, India’s hot topic crypto bill, which suggests strict regulations be imposed in the cryptocurrency sector, is not likely to be presented before the Parliament during the winter session after all. Citing sources, a few reports mention that the government is currently gathering information on how other countries are thinking about restricting cryptos….

Twizt – a new crypto scam that targets your money

If you are a crypto enthusiast or love to trade in crypto, then there’s a new botnet variant you need to be cautioned; about. Check Point Research, a cybersecurity company has reported a new botnet variant named Twizt. It is reported to have stolen crypto about half a million dollars via a technique called ‘crypto…

India is set to red-flag MLM business models, SIPs and chit funds

India’s new crypto law is set to red-flag many investment schemes introduced by crypto exchanges and individuals that are akin to multi-level marketing (MLM), chit funds and systematic investment plans (SIP), as it looks forward to creating a robust regulatory system to safeguard vulnerable rural populations purchasing risky cryptocurrency assets. Regulators including the Securities and…

Tata Steel accomplishes blockchain-enabled trade between Bangladesh and India

Tata Steel has accomplished a blockchain-enabled paperless export order with Bangladesh’s metal major. This is the first such transaction accomplished between a counterparty in Bangladesh and an India-based firm. Primarily, Tata Steel, in a global first for the steel industry, had utilized a blockchain platform launched by HSBC to accomplish a trade finance deal with…

Government may ban the use of cryptocurrency for transactions

India is thinking of not likely going ahead with cryptocurrency, for doing transactions or making payments. However, one can invest in cryptocurrency and held them like assets, the same way how people do investments in gold, shares and bonds. As per the reports, Indian government authorities may still not put a complete ban on crypto….