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Preparations underway for cryptocurrency regulation and taxation in Ukraine's market

Cryptocurrencies now legal and taxed in Ukraine: outlining regulations, tax rates, affected parties, and implications for projects and investors

Cryptocurrency Regulation in Ukraine: Plans to Impose Taxes and Regulations on the Digital Currency...
Cryptocurrency Regulation in Ukraine: Plans to Impose Taxes and Regulations on the Digital Currency Marketplace

Preparations underway for cryptocurrency regulation and taxation in Ukraine's market

Ukraine is making strides in the world of cryptocurrencies, with a clear direction for legislation that includes the legal status, defined taxation, and compliance obligations. This move aims to clean up the playing field and reduce uncertainty, opening doors for local banks, exchanges, fintechs, and Web3 projects.

The Ukrainian Parliament has adopted a bill in its first reading, legalising cryptocurrencies and organising their taxation. The bill, validated by 246 votes, indicates a political consensus on the matter. The state authority responsible for monitoring the cryptocurrency market in Ukraine will be the National Securities and Stock Market Commission of Ukraine once the law legalising and regulating cryptocurrencies is implemented.

Meanwhile, the meme coin Maxi Doge is making waves in the crypto space. With a focus on humor, virality, and an offbeat tone, Maxi Doge offers attractive rewards through staking via a dedicated dashboard. The state of Ukraine stands to gain tax revenue and an innovation lever through the implementation of a clear cryptocurrency framework.

Maxi Doge's pre-sale progresses in stages with progressive pricing and various payment options. The goal of Maxi Doge is to turn social traction into a real adoption engine.

In a separate development, Snorter Token, a Telegram bot designed for faster and more secure trading, is also gaining traction. Snorter Token includes features like honeypot detection, anti-rugpull protection, limit orders, and copy trading. Snorter Token's presale is open via the official website, compatible with Ethereum and Solana, and supports various payment methods.

The practical details, such as declarations, thresholds, and exemptions, still need to be specified. However, the current tax scheme for cryptos in Ukraine includes a 18% tax and a 5% military levy on profits, with a reduced rate of 5% for conversions to fiat in the first year.

Ukraine's aim is to attract capital and talent by setting solid and transparent rules for cryptocurrencies. This could potentially lead to increased investment, as investors may see legal security and clear rules in Ukraine's cryptocurrency framework.

As Ukraine traces its roadmap for cryptocurrency regulation, the implementation of a clear and comprehensive framework could lead to a more open and innovative crypto landscape in the country.

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