International Research Journal of Education and Technology

The emergence of blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies has recently introduced a number of novel and complex trends for global tax systems (at the same time). Take, for example, the rapid development of new types of digital currencies and also decentralized finance (DeFi), which seems also to be a new direction. What is painful, in the context of taxation, first, is measuring the bursts that are occurring in tax compliance, reporting, and enforcement right about now. This post analyzes taxation in India with regard to cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology by looking at applicable regulatory frameworks and offering specific suggestions in ways that an effective tax policy balances the pressures seen in innovation in tandem with compliance. Further, this piece delves into the nuances of globally accepted best practices as far as technology and ethical dimensions are concerned for future taxation in the digital age.

Keywords: blockchain technology, cryptocurrencies, taxation, decentralized finance (DeFi), regulatory frameworks, tax compliance, tax reporting, tax enforcement, innovation, digital economy, ethical taxation, and global best practices.