墨西哥加密货币的法律、税务和会计处理

Q2 Social Sciences

Global Jurist Pub Date : 2021-09-15 DOI:10.1515/gj-2021-0061

Juan Emmanuel Delva Benavides, Francisco Ernesto Torres Amaya

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摘要

摘要本研究分析了金融科技机构在墨西哥使用加密货币的法律含义。尽管有《金融科技法》，但监管并不明确，法律也缺乏。这种情况是将加密货币归类为数字资产，但在《税法》、《民法典》或《商法典》等其他法律中省略的结果。该结论汇集了通过协调法律在墨西哥立法范围内扩展加密货币并为其提供更大确定性的可能性。

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Legal, Tax and Accounting Treatment of Cryptocurrencies in Mexico

Abstract This study analyzes the legal implications of the operations with cryptocurrencies in Mexico, which are offered by financial technology institutions. Even though there is a Fintech Law, the regulation is not clear, and laws are lacking. This scenario is a consequence of categorizing the cryptocurrencies as digital assets but omitting in other laws like the Tax, Civil or Commercial Code. The conclusion assembles the possibility of extending and providing greater certainty to cryptocurrencies within the Mexican legislation by harmonizing the laws.

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Global Jurist Social Sciences-Law

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