Japan FSA announces no cryptocurrency benchmarks in draft with 2021 tax reform requirements

According to Coinpost, on October 1, the Financial Services Agency (FSA) of Japan published an article titled “The Draft Tax Reform Requirements for 2021” without mentioning cryptocurrencies (virtual currencies). The “Tax Reform Requirements” describes the tax reform rules for the Ministry of Finance from next year. , compile tax changes from September to October each year. Then, in mid-December, the board of directors plans to announce the “Tax Reform Charter” as a final amendment. The tax reform law will reach its plenary session of the National Assembly in January next year, and will be enacted after the resolution meeting. So, at this point, it looks like the Japanese government has decided that a tax reform for crypto assets (virtual currencies) is not yet under discussion.