How tax regulators have their sights set on your blockchain bucks
The rise of blockchain is leading tax authorities to re-examine how to tax entities in a world where decentralised settlement mechanisms rule
Last November, mining giant Rio Tinto carried out an iron ore trade with a letter of credit registered on the Voltron blockchain platform, simplifying and expediting a process that earned Abel Martins Alexandre, head of commercial treasury, several plaudits.
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