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The Czech Republic plans to exempt digital asset sales from capital gains tax if held for over three years, benefiting long-term holders. Transactions under 100,000 koruna annually will no longer require reporting. This aligns with global trends in easing crypto tax obligations, with varied policies across countries. Russia recently classified crypto as taxable property, while controversies like Roger Ver's tax evasion charges highlight ongoing regulatory debates. #CzechRepublic #Crypto #Tax #Regulation #Bitcoin
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