Japan Reforms Crypto Tax: Corporations Benefit from New Rule
Japan revises cryptocurrency taxation for corporations, removing taxes on unrealized gains and aligning with retail investor rules, effective April 2024.

Japan revises cryptocurrency taxation for corporations, removing taxes on unrealized gains and aligning with retail investor rules, effective April 2024.
Japan's ruling coalition has proposed a tax code amendment that would exempt companies from paying tax on unrealised cryptocurrency gains if they hold on to the digital assets.
The Japanese National Tax Agency (NTA) reveals an increase in crypto tax violations, with 548 cases identified out of 615 inquiries in the fiscal year 2022. Although the average undeclared income per case dropped to $206,000, the cumulative value rose to $126.5 million, prompting calls for tax system reforms in Japan amid criticisms of the current structure's impact on firms holding coins.
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The proposal calls for a separate 20% tax on crypto earnings and exemptions of any tax on crypto gains, with losses carried forward for up to three years.