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Germany sets favorable tax space for individual assets in cryptocurrencies. Next, we will look at some of the most important aspects of the law governing the crypto taxes in Germany. Let’s try to find out all features of recommendations of German Federal Tax Office and Ministry of Finance for individuals, and also analyze how the…

Germany is a powerful economic force and a highly developed participant in the European Union with the fourth-largest world GDP. Following crypto regulation in Germany, both physical and juridical persons are allowed to acquire, sell, and keep cryptoassets. So, to be the owner of the licensing company you should know properly the regulation of Crypto…

Finally, Ethereum Merge is complete. We want to swiftly dispel some of the rumours and false news that have surfaced about the Merge in this post. Our specialists are the people to contact if you have any questions. Merge is A technological update called the Merge will convert Ethereum’s current proof-of-work system to a proof-of-stake…

If you’re interested in cryptocurrency, you might be wondering how establishments in this field generate money for the introduction of new token. You may learn more about it in this article. ICOs ICOs are a well-liked strategy for generating money for fledgling crypto companies. When conducting an initial coin offering, a project that is based…

The UK wants to reproduce reported amendments to the cryptocurrency regulations in the UK – Economic Crime and Transparency law to permit the quick take of crypto-assets connected to terrorism. Who regulates the UK Crypto industry? The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)has taken control of the British AML and CTF rules in operations related to…

Bulgaria has long been appealing for its heritage for tourists and locals. However, a developing economy can also improve investor evolving in state. Investments in Bulgaria are quite a promising commercial direction, since this jurisdiction can offer many potential possibilities for realization of certain business plans, as well as a lot of privileges. For example,…

Like regulators in other countries, German BaFin oversees correct operation of financial system and ensures customers’ security. Therefore, the emergence of a significant number of startups related to crypto-currencies on market, and a lot of media attention, forced regulative bodies to take this area more seriously. In December 2013, the regulation of crypto businesses in…

Georgia is among the states that have a law regime that make cryptos eligible for multinational dealers. It is essentially an open nation for cryptos thanks to its favourable tax encouragements, liberal laws, and affordable power. Georgia does not have any laws ruling crypto, nevertheless, it is conceivable to acquire a permit for crypto-assets processing…

If you’re intending to deliver commercial offers directly connected with payments in Singaporean market, you are obliged by law to acquire a Singapore PSP-license. Below are the key points you need to consider before entering Singaporean financial market-space and getting a Singapore payment service providers license. What’s a PSP authorization? A Singaporean PSP-license is permission…

For businesspersons seeking to enter the EU single market, forming a commercial presence in Poland is one of the most appealing variants. The state places the first position in the amount of investment startups in the Central and Eastern EU member-states. Due to its pro-business environment and FDI policy, some 20,000+ jobs have been developed….

When considering entry into the German market of finances, the first question that always arises for new companies is banking regulations in Germany: Is a BaFin license needed for the scope of services? In German jurisdiction, BaFin is the regulator of sector of finances that applies a range of EU directives and administrative provisions to…

With over 400 IT institutions and thousands of IT professionals, the Bulgarian IT sector presents one of the most promising IT hubs in the South-Eastern part of the EU. Let’s consider Bulgaria for the IT sector: the country’s business climate, human resources, IT education, etc. To begin with, it is worth taking a look at…