Virtual currency

The Euro has Weakened against the Dollar, Bitcoin at its Lowest Level in Six Months

The US dollar strengthened slightly against major currencies today as the Euro fell in Asian trade as stock markets were nervous of tensions in Ukraine and a possible more aggressive rise in the Federal Reserve's (Fed) reference rate this week.

Proposal on cryptocurrency tax amended

Ljubljana – Only a day after putting out a proposal on taxation of trading in cryptocurrencies, the Financial Administration (FURS) said it will amend the proposal amid a strong response from stakeholders to give taxpayers the option to chose between paying tax either on the profits they make or as a percentage of the cryptocurrency they cash in.

FURS proposes special tax on cryptocurrencies

Ljubljana – The Financial Administration (FURS) has proposed changing how income from cryptocurrencies is being taxed so that a 10% tax rate would be imposed when the cryptocurrency is spent or turned into cash.

The administration proposes the tax, at a rate of 10%, be paid on the amount of cryptocurrency turned into another currency or spent for goods or services.

How Bitcoin Can Promote Financial Services

In most countries, governments are indecisive about their stance on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. While some countries have banned Bitcoin, others have allowed their citizens to use it freely. Many governments are yet to declare their stance on Bitcoin, while some are preparing for their official adoption. Countries like El Salvador are ready to use Bitcoin as a legal tender.

How to Safely Invest in Cryptocurrency

There is so much that has changed in the world and technology is a major contributor. The world, as we know, has really changed and most activities are now digitized. You may have come across digital currencies and may be wondering how to invest in such trade. Cryptocurrency is no longer a foreign term as it seems to be taking over the financial markets.

A1 Accepts Payments in Cryptocurrency in Austria

Austria's leading telecom A1, which owns the mobile operator of the same name in Bulgaria, has announced that it has allowed its customers to pay with cryptocurrency in a pilot project aimed at testing the popularity of virtual payments, BNR reported.

Customers can pay with bitcoin, litecoins, dash and other cryptocurrencies in certain stores in the country, the company said.

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