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In this episode of TCLF One-on-One, Ms. Deeksha Manchanda, a Competition Law Partner at Chandhiok & Mahajan Advocates talks about Blockchain & Anti-Trust Law and much more.
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In this post, the authors have tried to analyse India’s stance towards the emerging cryptocurrency industry. In doing so, they have tried to highlight the regulatory issues surrounding the proposed ban on cryptocurrencies and the way forward for India.
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In Part III, which is the final part, the author has tried to categorize bitcoins into the pre-existing categories of money, service, and consideration. Further, while concluding this three-part blog, the author suggests how the legislature can clear the legal ambiguity surrounding bitcoins.
In this three-part blog , the author analyses whether cryptocurrencies can be taxed under the GST regime in India.
In part II, the author examines the nature of Bitcoins vis-a-vis the CGST Act and studies its taxation potential.
In this three-part blog , the author analyses whether cryptocurrencies can be taxed under the GST regime in India.
In Part I, the author explains the nuances of Blockchain, Cryptocurrency, and Bitcoins and further analyses the approach of Indian Regulatory bodies with respect to these virtual currencies.
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