Russia Will Lift Restrictions on Cryptocurrencies for International Transactions
The Bank of Russia has softened its position on cryptocurrencies and has agreed to the international use of such tools to circumvent economic sanctions.
The Bank of Russia has softened its position on cryptocurrencies and has agreed to the international use of such tools to circumvent economic sanctions.
Payments giant Mastercard intends to launch a new solution.
The SEC has accused accounting firm Friedman LLP of “serial violations of federal securities laws” and “inappropriate professional conduct.”
The US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) will send out invitations to appear at the department to users who do not report and do not pay tax on crypto transactions.
The Colorado Department of Revenue has allowed the state residents to make tax payments in cryptocurrencies.
The platform has announced it planes to develop a platform for institutional investors that will allow them to store cryptocurrencies.
The country’s government has this week submitted to the parliament a bill that should give the Central Bank such powers.
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