The Chinese State Administration of Taxation said on its Web site last week that China will impose a personal income tax of 20% on profit from virtual money. See article from WSJ Virtual Money
The proposed tax will also target individuals who use virtual currencies so this might affect transactions in Second Life too.
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Sunday, 7 December 2008
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