Crypto Now VAT-FREE IN Georgia

In a move that will solidifies Geogia,s place as one of the crypto pioneers in terms of mass adoption and regulatory environment as the government approved to exempt Bitcoin from Value-added-tax (VAT).

This is great news for cryptocurrency investors and traders as cryptocurrency taxation is one of the subjects that concern the growing number of members.

This development reaffirms Bitcoin’s status as a currency that can be used in and out of the country to pay for goods and services wherever it is supported.

There are a few countries in the world which have already implemented similar policy towards the emerging asset class despite the absence of a comprehensive regulation.

No one is sure if other countries will follow suite but we can be assured that in time more and more governments will be recognizing the benefits and power of bitcoin and will surely support bicoin in the future.


Headlines for the world of Cryptocurrencies - July 12, 2019

  • PwC Reports Token Sales In Q1 Raised $3.3 Billion
  • Crypto Too Disruptive To Ignore
  • Binance Suggest Merge Mining To Mitigate Halving Shocks
  • First Consumer-Facing Blockchain Token Approved By SEC
  • Another Bitcoin Derivatives Soon To Hit The U.S.
Headlines for the world of Cryptocurrencies - July 11, 2019
  • Blockstack Token Offering Approved By SEC
  • Shell Invested In Blockchain Start Up For Energy Tracking
  • Registration With Financial Watchdog A Requirement In Canada For Crypto Exchanges
  • Bitcoin Core Developers Gets $60,000 Grant From Bitmex
  • Gemini Eying Libra Association Membership
Headlines for the world of Cryptocurrencies - July 10, 2019
  • Samsung Releases SDK For Ethereum Developers
  • Ban On USD Creates Massive Interest On BTC In Zimbabwe
  • The Hashrate Growth Of Bitcoins Continues To Accelerate Reaching New Highs
  • Coinbase And Aon Launching Regulated Insurance
  • Election Authority In The U.S. Set To Decide On Member’s Ethereum Token Initiative





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