If a person has purchased crypto assets but does not have documents confirming this, how can he pay 5% personal income tax and 5% military levy under the new bill on taxation of crypto assets, if all cryptocurrency transactions must be transparent and traceable?
Do I believe that the investigative powers of the crypto-asset market regulator, as provided for in the bill, interfere too much with the rights of citizens and how might this affect the development of the market?
The European Commission is planning to impose restrictions on crypto platforms and ban cryptocurrency transactions against Russia for the first time. I am wondering if these sanctions will affect the use of cryptocurrency in Ukraine and if there is anything I need to do to avoid violating the new rules?
The Minfin and the STS of Ukraine have explained what taxes citizens who receive income from cryptocurrency transactions are required to pay. As a citizen of Ukraine, do I need to pay taxes on income from cryptocurrencies?
I want to know whether the Verkhovna Rada will consider a bill on regulating the circulation of crypto assets this year and what main provisions it includes?
If I buy cryptocurrency for personal use, am I required to pay taxes on the proceeds from its sale?
In your opinion, is it justified to grant the crypto-asset market regulator the powers that allow it to conduct investigations and access citizens' private information without their consent, and does this not contradict the principles of human rights protection?
If I sell the virtual assets received as a result of the issue, will I have to pay personal income tax?
If I sell virtual assets, will I need to pay personal income tax immediately after the sale, or can I take into account losses from previous periods?