The U.S. Congress recently received a Bitcoin reserve bill, which is quite interesting – it allows taxes to be paid directly in BTC, and holders won't have to pay personal income tax. In contrast, in neighboring Japan, profits from cryptocurrency trading are subject to a 20% tax, showing a significant policy gap. It seems that Uncle Sam really wants to incorporate encryption assets into the national strategic system this time.
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AirdropHunterXM
· 12-03 18:32
This move by the US is really something—paying taxes directly with BTC? My friends in Japan are going to be upset.
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GoldDiggerDuck
· 12-02 21:49
Wow, BTC taxes? If this really passes, it'll be awesome in the US, that 20% in Japan is simply robbery!
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TrustlessMaximalist
· 12-02 04:51
This move by the US is quite something, directly using BTC for tax payments? It feels like it's hinting at the legalization of Bitcoin.
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SeeYouInFourYears
· 12-02 04:50
The recent actions by the US are really strategic; directly using BTC to pay taxes? It feels like the crypto world is about to da moon.
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AirdropHunter420
· 12-02 04:50
Wow, is the US about to buy the dip on BTC? Using coin to pay taxes is something else, that 20% tax rate in Japan is simply digging their own grave.
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ZKProofster
· 12-02 04:30
nah hold up, this is actually just theater. they're not gonna let you pay taxes in btc and dodge cap gains taxes simultaneously—that's mathematically impossible from a revenue perspective. technically speaking, the "no personal income tax" framing is misleading. what they're probably doing is reclassifying it, not eliminating it. classic political proof of nothing.
The U.S. Congress recently received a Bitcoin reserve bill, which is quite interesting – it allows taxes to be paid directly in BTC, and holders won't have to pay personal income tax. In contrast, in neighboring Japan, profits from cryptocurrency trading are subject to a 20% tax, showing a significant policy gap. It seems that Uncle Sam really wants to incorporate encryption assets into the national strategic system this time.