The Turkish parliament removed the cryptocurrency tax clause, which was originally intended to impose a 0.3% transaction tax.

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2026-03-29 02:02:30

Gate News reports that on March 29, the Turkish parliament removed the tax provisions related to cryptocurrency assets during the deliberation of a comprehensive bill. Previously, this provision aimed to impose a 0.3% transaction tax on cryptocurrency transactions conducted through service providers and implement withholding tax on crypto gains. This adjustment stemmed from strong opposition from the opposition parties. Turkish officials stated that the relevant content may be reintroduced in the future in the form of separate legislation.

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