Instituto de Regulação：Central Bank
Região Regulador：finland
Tipo de licença：crypto
Preço de aplicação (USD)：****
Ciclo de aplicação：2months
Custos de manutenção (USD)：****
Resumo da empresa：
The Finnish government and the country’s Central Bank attribute cryptocurrencies to high-risk assets and do not rank them as “real” money. Government agencies and the financial regulator consider Bitcoin and other non-fiat funds as instruments of payment, counting of “non-existing” assets, emphasizing their speculative nature and high risks. In Finland, the exchange operations, cryptocurrency trading are classified as private contracts (as contracts for price differences) and are subject to capital gains taxes. They are high: from the income from the non-fiat funds conversion into the fiat ones, as well as for the goods purchasing for a cryptocurrency, you need to pay 30-34%. The exact rate depends on the amount earned – up to 30 thousand euros or more. Losses are not subject to the taxation
Detalhes do produto：
Issues related to cryptocurrency transactions are fully within the competence of the central Finnish regulator – the Financial Supervision Authority (FIN-FSA) In particular, the regulator supervises persons who carry out: cryptocurrencies issuance; crypto assets storage; exchange transactions. The regulator distinguishes several types of assets depending on their nature: payment instruments which act as an alternative to traditional currencies; cryptocurrencies that are associated with providing access to a product or service; crypto assets that meet the characteristics of financial instruments, as defined by the relevant legislation, for example, are related to the right to vote or receive income. The main characteristics of cryptocurrencies, according to the regulator: are not issued or guaranteed by a Central Bank or public authority; are not necessarily pegged to an official currency (are legal tender); do not have the same legal status as currency or money; accepted by individu
