Israel Will Classify Bitcoin as an Asset to Apply Taxes Accordingly

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The Israeli Tax Authority has ruled that cryptocurrency must be subject to appropriate taxation. Private investors will have to pay up to 25% of the capital gains tax and businesses will pay up to 47%. This approach to cryptocurrency taxation is similar to the American one. US authorities consider Bitcoin as property levies income received from it, with a capital gains tax.

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