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Rio de Janeiro to Support Real Estate Tax Payments With Bitcoin From 2023

By WebsCryptoMarch 27, 2022
Rio de Janeiro to Support Real Estate Tax Payments With Bitcoin From 2023
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The Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro will officially start accepting Bitcoin for payment of its real estate and urban property tax (IPTU) within its city limits.

Chicão Bulhões, Rio de Janeiro’s Minister of Economic Development, Innovation and Simplification, announced that the new crypto tax law will be implemented from 2023.

In support of a cause led by Rio de Janeiro Mayor Eduardo Paes (that is, supporting the use of cryptocurrencies to pay taxes), Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao announced the opening of a new office in the region.

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