TAXATION MECHANISMS OF CRYPTOASSETS AND VIRTUAL CURRENCIES
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cryptoassets, virtual currency, taxation mechanism, blockchain technology, digital economy, tax policy.Abstract
This article examines theoretical and practical aspects of taxation mechanisms for cryptoassets and virtual currencies. The study analyzes the economic nature of cryptoassets, international practices of cryptocurrency taxation, and the regulatory framework currently implemented in the Republic of Uzbekistan. Particular attention is paid to the challenges faced by tax systems in the context of blockchain technology development. The findings highlight the importance of developing effective taxation mechanisms that ensure financial transparency while supporting innovation in the digital economy.
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