Italy is set to increase its capital gains tax on Bitcoin investments from 26% to 42%, as announced by Deputy Finance Minister Maurizio Leo during a budget plan conference call in Rome. He stated that the move is necessary as the “phenomenon is spreading,” indicating a growing interest in cryptocurrency investments. This tax adjustment is part of Italy’s broader budget strategy, which also includes plans to tap banks and insurers for €3.5 bn.
Italy’s Bitcoin tax hike hits 42%
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