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by: xpoolPosted on: September 4, 2025

Crypto Taxes in India: A Comprehensive Guide for Traders

India’s approach to crypto taxation is evolving as regulations change. For 2025, the Income Tax Act treats virtual digital assets (VDAs) like Bitcoin and Ethereum under the purview of income tax. This guide breaks down the essentials for traders, covering key aspects such as taxable events, TDS implementation, and compliance requirements. Join us in navigating the complex landscape of crypto taxation in India.

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