#SatoshiNakamoto completed now 13 years of his disappearance...🙄 In Satoshi Nakamoto's final e-mail into 23 April 2011, 1:43pm, he stated he had "moved on to other things" and expressed confidence in the community, particularly mentioning Gavin, to continue Bitcoin's development. This last communication underlined a pivotal transition for $BTC , entrusting its future to the developer community. Nakamoto's departure remains shrouded in mystery, enhancing his enigmatic legacy within the tech world. His identity & whereabouts continue to be a subject of speculation and intrigue. Always Trust in #Bitcoin 💯🙏
BREAKING: 🇮🇳 Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) ne decide kiya hai ki #Bitcoin ek capital asset ke roop me qualify karta hai.
#Bitcoin #IndianCryptoTrends 1⃣ Case Background: 🔹 Raunaq Prakash Jain ne 2015-16 me ₹5.05 lakh ke Bitcoin kharide aur 2020-21 me ₹6.69 crore me bech diye. 🔹 Unhone apne profit ko long-term capital gains bataya aur ghar kharidne ke liye Section 54F ka deduction liya.
2⃣ Tax Authority ka Viewpoint: 🔹 Income Tax Officer ne Bitcoin ko capital asset nahi maana kyunki us time uska definition clear nahi tha. 🔹 Officer ne profit ko "Income from Other Sources" bataya aur long-term capital gains aur Section 54F ka benefit deny kar diya.
3⃣ Tribunal ka Faisla: 🔹 Tribunal ne taxpayer ke support me bola. 🔹 Unhone kaha ki Bitcoin ek capital asset hai, even agar 2022 ka law pehle nahi bhi tha. 🔹 Bitcoin sell karne ka profit long-term capital gains ke under aata hai kyunki: ⦿ Bitcoin ek property ke jaisa hai. ⦿ Usko 36 months se zyada hold kiya gaya tha, jo long-term gains ke liye qualify karta hai. 🔹 Section 54F ka deduction bhi valid hai.
4⃣ Iska Matlab Kya Hai: 🔹 2022 ke pehle crypto taxation unclear tha, par ab long-term holders ko fair treatment milega. 🔹 2022 se pehle ke profits ko ab "Other Income" ke bajay Capital Gains me tax kiya ja sakta hai. 🔹 Ye decision clear karta hai ki 2022 se pehle crypto ko kaise treat kiya jaye.
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