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Part 1 of the u201cSmartblock Law Guide to Cryptocurrency Contracts, Litigation, Monetary Instruments, and Financial Institution Regulations in Canadau201d

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Your Blockchain Business Needs a Blockchain Lawyer

For more information visit https://www.smartblocklaw.com/

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There is no directly binding authority, in the form of legislation or an advance tax ruling, regarding Canadian cryptocurrency taxation. Read More: https://www.smartblocklaw.com/blog/crypto-tax-primer-part-1

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Enforcing Cryptocurrency Contracts

Part 2 of the u201cSmartblock Law Guide to Cryptocurrency Contracts, Litigation, Monetary Instruments, and Financial Institution Regulations in Canadau201d

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Cryptocurrency and Monetary Instruments

Part 4 of the u201cSmartblock Law Guide to Cryptocurrency Contracts, Litigation, Monetary Instruments, and Financial Institution Regulations in Canadau201d

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Financial Institution Regulations

Part 5 of the u201cSmartblock Law Guide to Cryptocurrency Contracts, Litigation, Monetary Instruments, and Financial Institution Regulations in Canadau201d

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Toronto May Soon Drive Virtual Currency Laws Across Canada

For more information visit https://www.smartblocklaw.com/blog/2018/1/16/toronto-may-soon-drive-virtual-currency-laws-across-canada

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Crypto-Exchange/Wallet Tax Issues

Trades on or through Canadian cryptocurrency exchanges or wallets can engage rules for both income tax and GST-HST, respectively pursuant to the Income Tax Act and the Excise Tax Act.

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Crypto as Specified Foreign Property

The CRA has stated that Bitcoin can be u201cspecified foreign propertyu201d, whether held personally or by a partnership, when u201cit is situated, deposited or held outside of Canada and not used or held exclusively in the course of carrying on an active businessu201d.

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Crypto-KYC in Canada

One of the key features of the u201cbe your own banku201d movement is the anonymity with which crypto-funds can be transferred. There are merited concerns that this aspect of cryptocurrency enables money laundering and terrorist financing. Read More: https://www.smartblocklaw.com/blog/crypto-kyc-in-canada

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What's Next in Crypto-Tax?

The CRA has deferred to other government departments to determine when, or how, the consideration of cryptocurrency should change from a commodity to a currency (see June 5, 2014 Proceedings of the Standing Senate Committee on Banking, Trade and Commerce). For more information visit https://www.smartblocklaw.com/blog/crypto-tax-primer-part-4

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