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In June 2014, the central bank of South Korea issued a negative declaration for the coin, stating "there are strong concerns that virtual currency may be used for money laundering and other criminal activities."
In July 2014, a joint statement by FATF, Swiss National Bank, and the European Banking Authority declared that bitcoin qualified as a currency.
In April 2015, the Tax Authority of the Netherlands announced that Bitcoin did not fit the legal definition of a currency, so their number of bitcoin transactions was not deductible.
In May 2015, the Luxembourg Financial Services Agency declared that bitcoins were not currencies within the meaning of the law, citing that they cannot be used as a means of payment.
In May 2015, the Central Bank of Ireland announced it does not support the use of Bitcoin as legal tender, and regards it as a high-risk investment at this point in time.
In December 2015, the Monetary Authority of Singapore expressed that trading in bitcoins is not regulated under the MAS Act. However, on the same day, a new bill was proposed that would regulate bitcoins in Singapore.: ch.
https://shariki.me/ In January 2016, the Central Bank of Nigeria prohibited the use of Virtual Currencies such as Bitcoin in Nigeria.
In February 2016, the Central Bank of the United Kingdom ruled that Bitcoins were not considered a legal currency because users of virtual currencies would not have recourse to the central bank if their digital currency were lost or stolen.
In February 2016, the Securities Commission of Ontario said that bitcoin transactions are not securities transactions, and thus do not fall under the authority of the Ontario Securities Commission.
In March 2016, the Bank of England warned that unregulated bitcoin investors may have to face "unsuitable" investments if they are being used as a method to avoid tax or for money laundering.
In May 2016, the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) confirmed that the bitcoin is not an asset and advised that taxpayers should not include the value of the virtual currency in their taxable income.
In October 2016, the United States Internal Revenue Service (IRS) declared bitcoin illegal under the IRS Code, and explicitly ruled that bitcoin is not a currency in the eyes of the IRS.: ch.
In October 2016, the Financial Conduct Authority of the United Kingdom ruled that bitcoin is not a currency, and thus that person holding it should not be considered to be carrying on an investment business under the Financial Services and Markets Act.
In October 2016, the Monetary Authority of Singapore issued a statement that considered Bitcoin as a hybrid asset that may
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