Tax arbitrage drives crypto futures to 80% of India’s trading volume
Tax arbitrage is driving most of Indian crypto trading away from spot markets to derivatives or futures, according to crypto […]
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Crypto transactions in ITR: Key disclosure rules virtual digital asset investors should know
As cryptocurrencies and other virtual digital assets (VDAs) become increasingly popular among Indian investors, the Income Tax Department has tightened
Income Tax Dept Eyes Wider Crypto Reporting Net In FY27
The Income Tax Department is preparing to significantly tighten surveillance and reporting norms around cryptocurrencies and other Virtual Digital Assets
Why Delhi High Court wants Finance Ministry to decide on electoral disclosure of cryptocurrencies
The Delhi High Court Wednesday gave the Ministry of Finance six months to take steps on a Public Interest Litigation
Crypto assets ‘unregulated in India’, Income Tax Dept takes action in tax evasion cases: What it means for crypto holders
The government has once again made it clear that crypto assets remain unregulated in India, but that does not mean
Crypto players seek tax relief, regulatory clarity in Budget 2026-27
Major cryptocurrency exchanges are seeking tax relief and regulatory clarity on Virtual Digital Assets (VDAs) from the upcoming Union Budget,
Crypto market expects regulatory clarity and tax rationalisation from Budget 2026-27
As Budget 2026 approaches, the crypto or virtual digital asset sector is looking for long-awaited regulatory clarity to boost investor
Budget 2026-27: From tax relief to crypto clarity, what Indian taxpayers really, really want
Ahead of Budget 2026-27, Indian taxpayers are seeking relief, simplicity, and stability amid rising living costs and changing financial habits.
Crypto TDS surges 41%; Maharashtra, Karnataka lead
The government’s highest tax deducted at source (TDS) on so-called virtual digital assets (VDA) came from crypto exchanges based in
Madras HC calls crypto ‘property’: Here’s what it means for investors
In a first, the Madras High Court has ruled that cryptocurrency qualifies as “property” under Indian law. The case stemmed