The Colombian tax administration is tightening the circle around bitcoin and tax evasion related to cryptocurrencies in the background of the growing adoption of cryptocurrencies.
The Colombian tax administration has started to enter the race with bitcoin. It seeks to take special measures to tax all those who evade cryptocurrency taxes.
In a statement issued last Friday, the Colombian Tax Administration said it would try to regulate the cryptocurrency space better and work for a “fairer” Colombia. It is a tiny surprise because Colombia is an increasingly active country for adopting bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. Colombia is consistently the second most active country for bitcoin trading in Latin America. Meanwhile, a search on Coinmap shows hundreds of merchants and ATMs across the country for Bitcoin services. Indeed, according to the Venezuelan newspaper El Nacional, there are 687 bitcoin-friendly vendors in Colombia.
Although hardened crypto, libertarians may be dissatisfied with the tax authorities who are trying to regulate space. This move could be encouraging for greater adoption of crypto as a means of payment.
Current Colombian law requires its financial institutions to protect, invest, mediate or manage cryptocurrency transactions. Colombian citizens can invest, and some old financial institutions are paving the way for greater adoption of cryptocurrencies in a country known as the “gateway to South America.”
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The price of Ethereum is in bullish consolidation, around $ 2800. After falling to $ 2160 on January 24, we can now say that we are in a bullish trend and are slowly recovering. We are still looking at $ 3000 as the next place where the price could be. It would be very helpful if the price exceeded the MA200 moving average, further increasing bullish optimism and attracting new customers.
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