The Indian government is planning to release a set of crypto-tax-related guidelines before July 1 after making some amendments to the scope and definition of VDAs for effective tax administration of virtual digital assets (VDA). Indian Govt Might Provide Relief to the 1% TDS According to a local media report, the Indian government might provide relief on the 1 percent tax-at-source applicable on cryptocurrency trades. The GOI thinks that the TDS will help track and trace people in this business who are making profits but are not filing it in their income tax returns. “This is an evolving discussion. We would like to ensure that virtual digital assets include any and every product that is introduced due to technological innovation. We may also exempt certain products,” an unnamed Finance Ministry official told Business TV Today. India levied a 30% income tax on crypto that came into effect on April 1. On top of the income tax, a 1% tax on all transactions above 10,000 rupees, or roughly $130 is to come into effect July 1. Many crypto executives strongly criticized the tax, saying it would drive liquidity out of the market. A 28% goods and services tax (GST) on crypto payments is also reportedly being considered in line with casino and lottery earnings. Meanwhile, the country’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi noted at the World Economic Forum Davos 2022 that crypto is “an example of the kind of challenges we are facing as a global ...
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