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Cryptocurrency tax policies vary widely globally, reflecting diverse regulatory approaches. In the U.S., crypto is treated as property, with capital gains tax (0-37%) based on holding period. Germany exempts gains if held over a year, otherwise taxing up to 45%. Japan classifies crypto as miscellaneous income, taxing up to 55%. Singapore and the UAE impose no capital gains tax, attracting investors. India applies a flat 30% tax on crypto gains plus 1% TDS. South Korea introduced a 20% tax in 2025. Some nations, like El Salvador, exempt crypto entirely, while others, like China, ban transactions. Compliance and rates differ significantly

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