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Saina Fa'asala Bitmain $3.6 Miliona mo Soliga Lafoga, Lipoti
Ua faʻasalaina e le pulega a Saina le taʻitaʻia o le gaosiga o meafaigaluega eliina crypto Bitmain mo soliga faʻatatau i lafoga, lipotia e le aufaasālalau i le lotoifale. O le faʻasalaga e oʻo mai i le faʻateleina o siaki lafoga i le vaega o aseta numera, e tusa ai ma faʻamatalaga mai le crypto community.
Fa'asalaga Bitmain ona o le le totogiina o lafoga o tupe maua e fai ma sui o tagata faigaluega
O se tasi o kamupani sili ona tele i le lalolagi e gaosia masini ua fuafuaina mo le la'uina o le cryptocurrency, Bitmain, ua lipotia mai ua sala tupe mo lafoga e le'i totogiina. O le talafou na faasalalauina i luga o ala o faasalalauga faaleagafesootai e le tusitala Saina crypto Colin Wu, e lauiloa foi e lana Twitter 'Wu Blockchain.'
Bitmain, the world’s largest bitcoin mining machine company, was fined about $3.55 million by the Beijing tax bureau in April, mainly for unpaid personal income taxes. https://t.co/wbXF3pFYxn
- Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) Aperila 11, 2023
Wu referred to a tala by Sina Finance on Tuesday, according to which Beijing Bitmain Technology is facing a hefty fine of nearly 25 million yuan (over $3.6 million at the time of writing) imposed by the municipal taxation bureau in the Chinese capital.
O lo o tu’uaia le le mafai e le kamupani ona taofi ma totogi lafoga o tupe maua a tagata ta’ito’atasi i penefiti o lo o tu’uina atu i ana tagata faigaluega e pei o fesoasoani tau femalagaaiga. O le aofaiga, e tatau ona totogi i lalo o le Tulafono o le Aoina mai o Lafoga ma le Pulega a le Malo o Tagata, e sili atu i le 16.6 miliona yuan (sili atu i le $2.4 miliona).
Na logoina Bitmain e le pulega o lafoga a Beijing e uiga i ana noataga ia Aokuso 2022, na taʻua atili e le lomiga. Peitai e lei taofia ma totogi e le kamupani le lafoga o tupe maua a le tagata lava ia e pei ona taua i luga, o le tusi lea a Sina Finance.
I se isi taimi tweet, Wu Blockchain pointed out that the Chinese government has stepped up tax inspections on the cryptocurrency industry since last year. According to the crypto blogger, bitcoin miners and large cryptocurrency traders have been specifically targeted.
Following China’s crackdown on crypto-related activities like mining in early 2021, Bitmain announced in October of that year that it was terminating deliveries of mining equipment to customers in the mainland. According to media reports, the Beijing-based company, which makes application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) minu, was also considering moving most of its production elsewhere in the region.
E te manatu o le a faʻateleina e le pulega lafoga a Saina le mamafa i kamupani crypto o loʻo faʻaauau pea i totonu o le atunuʻu? Faasoa atu ou manatu i le mataupu i le vaega o faʻamatalaga o loʻo i lalo.
Punavai autu: Bitcoin.com