Indian crypto exchanges are blocking user withdrawals fearing misuse for money laundering. Global exchange Binance, however, permits free w...

India has updated its rules for sharing tax information with other countries. New rules make foreign tax requests high priority, requiring ...

One of the industry’s most recognisable voices on investing, Radhika Gupta, MD and CEO, Edelweiss Mutual Fund, has helped shape both her fu...

Affluent Indians are increasingly eyeing Greece as a destination for permanent residency. The motivations behind this trend include evolvin...

New Income Tax Rules, 1962, mandate banks to gather extensive details on account holders and controlling individuals. This includes self-ce...

India is set to launch a new system for reporting crypto transactions by next year. This initiative aims to boost international tax transpa...

India will begin exchanging cryptocurrency transaction data internationally from April 1, 2027. This aligns with the OECD's Crypto-Asset Re...

As Budget 2026 nears, crypto industry leaders are urging the government to introduce a regulated, transparent and compliance-driven framewo...

A CoinSwitch survey ahead of the Union Budget shows most Indian crypto investors want taxation aligned with stocks or mutual funds. While 6...

Crypto announcements in Budget 2025: The Budget 2025 has proposed to tighten certain rules for crypto trading. As per the amendments made, ...

Crypto startups expressed disappointment with Budget 2024, as they had anticipated tax rate cuts on virtual digital assets (VDAs). Union Fi...

The crypto community anticipates Union Budget reforms including a 0.01% TDS rate, Rs 5,00,000 threshold, loss offsetting, and aligning cryp...

While India has made significant steps to standardise taxation, a high rate of TDS has caused a flight of volumes and users to platforms in...

The OECD presented a framework for reporting crypto assets to the G-20 finance ministers in Washington last week. The think-tank is expecte...

The core of the framework is automatic exchange of information between countries and mandatory customer identification as part of the due d...

Given that cryptocurrencies can arguably meet the criterion of being 'moveable property', they could well qualify as 'goods' under the Cent...

Given the digital nativity of these currencies, lack of transparency about trades and traders, and the global ubiquity of the crypto platfo...