If you own Cryptocurrencies, here's why Budget 2022 will be really important for you
In the upcoming budget, the government is looking to fine-tune the definition of income and gains for crypto assets. It has also sought opinions from senior tax advisors on whether the income earned from trading or investing in cryptocurrencies could be treated as business income as against capital gains. How will this move impact crypto investors, exchanges and companies? ET's Sachin Dave with details.
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If you own Cryptocurrencies, here's why Budget 2022 will be really important for you
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