India's tax authorities have raised concerns over the regulatory challenges posed by cryptocurrency transactions, as discussed in a recent parliamentary finance committee meeting. Offshore exchanges, private wallets, and DeFi tools complicate the tracking and identification of taxable income, while cross-border transactions involving multiple jurisdictions further increase enforcement complexity. Currently, India imposes a 30% tax on crypto asset gains and a 1% withholding tax on all transfers. However, the industry views these tax measures as facing significant challenges in fairness and feasibility due to the cautious regulatory stance.
India Highlights Tax Challenges in Crypto Transactions
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