Puerto Rico sees resurgence of interest among crypto rich
Crypto capital is moving to Puerto Rico as tax regulations are much more favorable than in the U.S. proper.
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Crypto capital is moving to Puerto Rico as tax regulations are much more favorable than in the U.S. proper.
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The committee recommended more clarity for DAOs, new capital gains tax provisions, and tax breaks for green miners.
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