FSA and the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan are considering a proposal for the 2023 tax reform. Among the options is a tax exemption for crypto startups issuing their own tokens from taxes on unrealised gains.
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The initiative is aimed at preventing domestic companies from relocating abroad.
«Most are moving to Singapore because it’s foolish to base a company in Japan», said Hiroshi Mikitani, chairman of the board and president of Rakuten Group, in an interview with Crypto.News.
The agencies will also consider a joint initiative by the Japan Crypto-Asset Business Association and the Japan Crypto-Asset Exchange Association. Earlier, the organisations proposed lowering the capital gains tax rate for retail investors from 55% to 20%.
In June, Japan’s parliament passed a bill recognised stablecoins as digital money.
Earlier, the FSA pledged to create operating rules for stablecoin issuers.
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