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Crypto exchanges concerned about impact of tax provisions

March 28, 2022

Crypto exchanges concerned about impact of tax provisions
Crypto players and investors stay worried about the new tax provisions, set to kick in from the new financial year, with many worried that it would cripple trading and impact investor interest in the country.

“The 1% TDS is somewhat bothersome, as it would hurt short-term traders and their capital might be locked for 18 months. We are holding on to perceive how it plays out when it kicks in from July 1,” said Sathvik Vishwanath, co-founder and CEO, Unocoin.
 
A few investors are considering selling their crypto ventures before April 1 to stay away from the taxation rate, while there are likewise worries that a few investors might move to non-KYC compliance exchange to avoid taxes.
 
“The proposed 30% assessment independent of regardless of whether crypto-resources are capital resources will be negative to the investor’s development that the business has been seeing up until this point. This move will make informal investors unequipped for saving money on charges, regardless of whether they aren’t in the annual assessment sections presently. Moreover, not permitting investors to balance misfortunes from one crypto trading pair by gains from another sort, will additionally prevent crypto participation and throttle the industry growth,” said Nischal Shetty, Founder and CEO, WazirX.
 
“It can bring about falling interest on Indian trades that stick to the KYC standards and lead to an ascent in the capital surge to foreign exchanges or to the ones that aren’t KYC-compliant. This isn’t favorable for the government or the crypto ecosystem of India,” he said.
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