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Further Discussions => Legality & Taxation of Cryptos => Topic started by: Nikko on April 22, 2018, 04:25:21 AM
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The "unprecedented" Decree on the Development of Digital Economy, signed by President Alexander Lukashenko in December, officially came into force on March 28 in the Republic of Belarus. The document signals a new dawn for the country, facilitating any form of cryptocurrency-related activity, and according to the leader should make Belarus “a tech country".
The Cointelegraph editorial visited the post-Soviet country to conduct their own investigation and find out if everything is as it seems to be at first glance and dig into the real benefits of "free crypto-economics".
Belarusian version of "Silicon Valley"
While global competition for qualified IT professionals grows evermore fierce, Belarus offers a number of benefits to attract professionals from around the world, in particular a major incentive stemming from tax breaks until January 1, 2023. This helps to ensure foreign capital flow and ultimately a better relationship with the West.
For the purpose of creating and supporting innovative startups in the country, the government created the High-Tech Park (HTP), which becomes the mecca of the first national cryptocurrency operators.
In the global community, the new economic zone has already been nicknamed the Belarusian version of Silicon Valley. The thing is that its residents, registered IT companies, can take advantage of unique opportunities and privileges for business development at an early stage.
Source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/belarus-style-silicon-valley-why-nobody-rushes-up-into-tax-free-icos