要聞列表拚當數位資產中心!葛如鈞提:境內發比特幣 ETF 、 VASP 租稅優惠
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拚當數位資產中心!葛如鈞提:境內發比特幣 ETF 、 VASP 租稅優惠

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Author: Ariel, CryptoCity Legislator proposes tax incentives for VASP and Bitcoin ETF Legislator Ke Ru-chun proposed several suggestions for Taiwan's crypto industry during a general interpellation on April 28, including expanding specialized personnel, establishing an education fund, providing tax incentives for Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASP), expanding access to Bitcoin ETF and stock tokenization, and studying virtual asset strategic reserves. Premier Cho Jung-tai promised to support organizational reviews, and Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) Chairperson Peng Jin-long stated that relevant research reports on multiple proposals will be submitted in one month. Virtual asset education fund still requires assessment Taiwan's first batch of compliant VASP operators has been released, and the draft of the "Virtual Asset Service Act" has been submitted to the Legislative Yuan. While cryptocurrency is expected to move into the public eye in a more compliant manner, awareness of fraud prevention and investment education remain incomplete. In this regard, Ke Ru-chun proposed establishing a "Virtual Asset Education Fund" and suggested a model where the government and industry players contribute funds together, such as each side contributing 100 million NTD to jointly establish it. Peng Jin-long responded that after the FSC referred to foreign systems, it found that most are based on industry players voluntarily investing resources, and there is currently no financial safety net design involving government matching funds. However, he promised that the FSC will further consolidate specific international practices and other feasible alternatives, and is expected to provide a detailed research report within one month. Executive Yuan to lead research and assess VASP tax incentives To enhance Taiwan's international competitiveness in the virtual asset field, Ke Ru-chun strongly recommended studying industry-specific tax incentives. He cited policies from countries such as Thailand, El Salvador, and Germany, proposing that Taiwan could consider exempting value-added tax until 2035, or granting legal and compliant operators a 5-year corporate tax exemption. Minister of Finance Chuang Tsui-yun responded that existing tax systems and incentives can be applied first, and if new specific incentives are to be added, a tax expenditure assessment must still be conducted. Cho Jung-tai agreed that this concept is consistent with the philosophy of the Statute for Industrial Innovation, and promised on the spot that the Executive Yuan would take the lead, tasking the Ministry of Finance and the FSC to study it and propose a general direction for tax incentives within one month. Retail investors buying Bitcoin ETF must wait for reports; stock tokenization unlikely to launch in the short term Ke Ru-chun also called on the FSC to expand access to Bitcoin ETF and stock tokenization businesses. He emphasized that the United States, Canada, and Hong Kong have all approved spot Bitcoin ETF, and Taiwan's current restriction to professional investors using sub-brokerage for offshore products may trigger capital outflow. Peng Jin-long responded that regarding the opening of sub-brokerage for the public to buy overseas virtual asset ETF, once the assessment report from the Securities Association is received, if it is confirmed that access can be expanded, a public statement will be made in the near future. As for domestic issuance, it must coordinate with the legislative progress of the "Virtual Asset Service Act," and he agreed to submit a report within three months. In addition, regarding stock tokenization, since infrastructure still needs to be built, it cannot be launched immediately in the short term. Czech Republic's Bitcoin is an experimental project, not included in foreign exchange reserves Ke Ru-chun again proposed the suggestion of strategic reserves for virtual assets such as Bitcoin and stablecoins, believing that the Central Bank should evaluate whether to convert a very small percentage of foreign exchange reserves into stablecoins or tokenized bonds. Cho Jung-tai responded that there is currently no case of a country listing Bitcoin as foreign exchange reserves. Ke Ru-chun immediately added that the Czech Republic has started buying, and more and more countries are studying it. However, in fact, the Czech Republic has not yet listed Bitcoin as foreign exchange reserves, but has included it in an investment portfolio experiment. Last November, the Czech National Bank announced the creation of a 1 million USD investment portfolio, allocating Bitcoin, USD stablecoins, and tokenized deposits on the blockchain. This move once triggered questioning from European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde. The Czech National Bank's official statement pointed out that the investment portfolio is purely an experimental project to build a blockchain digital asset investment portfolio, with the purpose of testing digital asset management processes. The Czech National Bank has strictly separated the test assets from international reserves, clearly emphasizing that the purchase of Bitcoin did not include it in foreign exchange reserves, and its price volatility does not affect the Central Bank's ability to execute foreign exchange interventions at all. (The above content is excerpted and reprinted with authorization from partner "CryptoCity", original link)
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