Kazakhstan imposed taxes on electricity used by Bitcoin miners

06月
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2021-6-15 00:52
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According to the KURSIV report, Kazakhstan will pay a tax of 1 KZT (RMB 0.014 RMB) on electricity used by Bitcoin miners per hour. The bill is currently under consideration by the Senate and aims to help the country receive more financial assistance. If the bill is passed, it will enter into force on January 1, 2022. The government of Kazakhstan has said it could attract 300 billion investment in the mining industry in the future by 2020, but has everything likewise declared that the collection of taxes is only a symbolic rate. . Due to Chinese restrictions on Bitcoin mining, many Chinese miners are now moving to Kazakhstan.

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