- Thailand exempts crypto transactions from value-added tax (VAT) until the end of 2023.
- The exemption applies to transactions made through authorized digital asset exchanges.
- The government aims to support the country’s growing cryptocurrency sector.
- The finance minister is responsible for implementing and overseeing the decree.
- The move is part of Thailand’s strategy to establish itself as a digital asset hub and stimulate innovation in the fintech sector.
- The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of Thailand has introduced more crypto-friendly regulations.
- Binance Thailand has opened a cryptocurrency exchange for trading.
- Thailand has seen a growing interest in cryptocurrency investments.
- Thailand was among the first countries to regulate cryptocurrency and issue digital asset licenses.
Source: cryptotvplus.com
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