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MPs across the board voiced their opinion on the rights and wrongs of the crypto tax that's set to take effect from April 1.
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MPs across the board voiced their opinion on the rights and wrongs of the crypto tax that's set to take effect from April 1.
To add insult to injury, the government recently clarified that loss on crypto assets cannot be offset against gains.
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