The Japanese government has given its approval to revised taxation laws that provide favorable conditions for companies holding cryptocurrencies.
The major change involves the exclusion of year-end market value assessment taxation for corporations holding third-party issued cryptocurrency.
Japan Reduces Crypto Tax Bill For Companies
According to a recent report, as a result of Japan’s crypto tax reform, there will be a change in the scope of the year-end market value assessment in the Corporate Tax Law.
Previously, gains or losses related to crypto held by companies were based on the variance between market value and book value at the end of the fiscal year.
However, in Japan, the fiscal year runs from 1 April to 31 March.
Meanwhile, the revised rule eliminates the application of this market value assessment in cases of holding crypto continuously.
Meanwhile, corporations will now only be subject to taxation on profits…
