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We will not pass on the government tax to users', says Binance VP about rates approved in the Tax Reform in Brazil

Binance's VP in Latin America, Guilherme Haddad Nazar, stated that the exchange will not pass on to users the new tax created by the Federal Government with the Tax Reform!!

⛔ INCOME TAX
The most appropriate way to declare your cryptocurrencies varies depending on your country and the tax laws in force. The rules can change frequently, so it is highly recommended to consult an accountant specialized in cryptocurrencies.
In general, declaring cryptocurrencies involves:
* Identifying the platforms: Write down all the platforms where you trade or store your cryptocurrencies.
* Recording transactions: Keep a detailed record of all your purchases, sales and transfers.
* Reporting the amounts: Declare the purchase and sale value of each cryptocurrency, as well as the profits or losses obtained.
* Using the correct codes: Each cryptocurrency has a specific code to be reported on the income tax return.
Remember: Failure to declare or providing incorrect information can result in fines and penalties.
For more information specific to your situation, I recommend that you:
* Consult the IRS in your country: The IRS website has detailed information on declaring cryptocurrencies.
* Find an accountant: An accounting professional can help you fill out the declaration correctly and avoid future problems.
Important: The information provided here is for informational purposes only and does not replace professional advice.
Would you like to know more about declaring cryptocurrencies in a specific country?
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😁 𝓥ICTORY HISTORICAL ✨✌ EXEMPTION OF R$ 35 THOUSAND RETURNS TO CRYPTO IN BRAZIL 🚀

🔥 JUST HAPPENED

The Chamber of Deputies OVERTURNED the MP 1.303 with 251 votes against 193! The government's attempt to end the exemption from INCOME TAX for CRYPTO WAS BLOCKED

THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING FOR ME AND YOU

✅ WHAT IS VALID AGAIN NOW?

TOTAL EXEMPTION for sales with profit of up to R$ 35,000/month in cryptocurrencies.

Progressive rate of 15% to 22.5% ONLY for profits above R$ 35 thousand

+90% of Brazilian investors FREE from income tax in crypto

🎯 WHY IS THIS HUGE?

🇧🇷 25 MILLION Brazilians invest in crypto ( Example ⥱ Bitcoin ( $BTC ) ⥱ Solana ( $SOL ) and memecoins with Baby Doge ( $1MBABYDOGE )
💎 Small investors protected and favored
🚀 Regulated market remains attractive
⚖️ Legal security for the sector
📈 Expansion potential maintained

💬 WHAT DOES THE MARKET SAY

Bitcoin Market: "Benefits more than 90% of participants. Favors the development of the sector in Brazil"

ABcripto (Bernardo Srur): "Victory of common sense and dialogue. Brazil has the maturity to discuss public policies transparently"

Boost Research (André Franco): "Chamber has definitively buried the MP that would have been a cold shower for the sector"

⚡ PERFECT TIMING

This decision comes on the eve of the Central Bank's regulation for exchanges (PSAVs), which will further strengthen

Security 🔒
Integrity 🛡️
Maturity 📊

🔮 WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?

✅ You can operate up to R$ 35 Thousand per month WITHOUT paying Income tax
✅ The Brazilian market remains globally competitive
✅ Investors will not flee to unregulated exchanges
✅ Brazil consolidates as the crypto hub of Latin America
✅ Security and growth side by side

📊 RESULT » This is proof that Brazil is maturing in the crypto market with dialogue and transparency.

Leandro Fumão 💭 Do you already operate in the crypto market? Does this victory benefit you? Comment below!

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The Revenue Agency denies false news disseminated about financial transactions

The Ministry of Finance, in a statement released by the Federal Revenue (RF), denied on Monday false information circulating on social media claiming that financial transactions starting from R$ 5,000 would be taxed.

"The fake news circulating invented, this time, a fine of 150% for those who do not pay the false tax," highlighted the RF in the statement.

The note recalls that the Federal Constitution prohibits the taxation of financial movements. "This does not exist and will never exist under the current Constitution," reinforced the Revenue.

False

It also highlighted that there is no taxation of 27.5% on transactions. "It is completely false," emphasized.
"It is also a lie that there is any fine of 150% for lack of declaration," completed the Revenue.

Finally, the statement highlights that there is no taxation on financial movement. "The Federal Revenue clarifies that spreading lies, fake news, and financial panic only serves criminals," concludes the note.

Source: Correio do Brasil

I want to highlight that...

"In Brazilian soil, where the tax burden is treated as a national sport, the news of a new 27.5% tax was so plausible that the denial sounds like fiction. It is a relief to know that, for now, the government still respects the Constitution; after all, if the trend of inventing taxes via WhatsApp catches on, there will be no money left even to pay for the data plan used to read the next fake news".

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Haddad's Secretary Confirms Plan to Tax Cryptocurrencies

The government has been studying the taxation of crypto assets after the Central Bank defined transactions of virtual assets as foreign exchange operations, said the executive secretary of the Ministry of Finance, Dario Durigan, on Wednesday (26), confirming a plan revealed by Reuters last week.

In an interview with the press after the sanction of the bill that exempts people earning up to R$ 5,000 monthly from Income Tax, Durigan stated that the taxation of crypto assets is a topic that the government should focus on.

"The Central Bank recently updated the regulatory framework. Without a doubt, from a merit standpoint, it is a topic worth focusing on. We will also deliver the regulatory and taxation part of crypto assets," he said.

Reuters showed that the government is studying the taxation of crypto assets to close a loophole that allows the use of these assets to circumvent traditional transactions that are subject to the Tax on Financial Operations (IOF).

Under the current rule, taxpayers and brokers are required to declare to the Revenue Service operations with crypto assets, with Income Tax incidence on capital gains for incomes exceeding R$ 35,000 monthly. However, there is no IOF charge.

The measure under study has the potential to boost public revenues given the size of the crypto asset market in Brazil, which has been growing rapidly, especially due to the use of stablecoins, which are usually backed by safe assets, such as the dollar.

Source: Infomoney

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