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Bitcoin Surpasses $82,000: Trump’s Election Sparks New Records
Trump’s victory, along with increased institutional investor interest and regulatory clarity, drives Bitcoin to new highs. Meanwhile, the Italian government takes a different stance with a proposed tax increase.
Staff- 11 Nov 2024
Trump Wins Election, Bitcoin Soars to All-Time High
Donald Trump has been elected the 47th President of the United States. His victory pushes Bitcoin to an all-time high, surpassing the $75,000 mark.
Staff- 6 Nov 2024
Why the Proposed Tax Hike on Bitcoin is Unfair
An upcoming increase in the capital gains tax from 26% to 42%. A decision, far removed from Europe, that generates discontent and promotes evasion.
Ferdinando Ametrano, published in Il Foglio- 4 Nov 2024
The Position of the Bitcoin Industry in the U.S. Presidential Election
For the first time, Bitcoin has become a central topic in the race for the White House, with the U.S. crypto industry taking sides.
Staff- 28 Oct 2024
Ametrano: "With the Bitcoin Tax, the Government Targets Young People and Industry Businesses"
According to the head of the crypto platform, "a virtuous path is being disrupted," and capital that would have emerged in Italy risks fleeing to Germany or Switzerland.
Carlotta Scozzari, Affari&Finanza- 27 Oct 2024
42 is the answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything. Taxes included.
In April 2020, the Digital Gold Institute shared a humorous comment by Ferdinando Ametrano on a discover about the number 42, which has recently become relevant again with unfair 42% tax rates.
Staff- 20 Oct 2024
Open Letter to the Ministry of Economy and Finance and the Italian Government
The 42% Tax Rate on Crypto Capital Gains is Discriminatory, Unfair, and Damaging to Technological Innovation in Italy.
Professionals engaged in the crypto world- 17 Oct 2024
42% Capital Gains Tax on Crypto starting next year
Announced by Deputy Minister of Economy Leo: the new tax could be implemented as early as 2025. A fiscally discriminatory and likely unconstitutional initiative. CheckSig reaffirms its commitment to supporting clients on tax matters.
Ferdinando Ametrano- 16 Oct 2024
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