Even 133 deputies from the Spanish ruling party (named ‘Partido Popular’) have recently proposed a bill to use blockchain in the public administration of the country. The report comes from CriptoNoticias on Saturday, June 30th.
The bill was introduced to the Spanish Congress on June 22 this year and published on the official website of the legislative branch four days later (June 26th). Ever since then, it has not been reviewed by other deputies – and the Congress website did not provide any further information on its details.
The Spanish ruling party was previously popular because it considered giving tax breaks to companies that use blockchain. This legislation is being prepared and is set to be finished by the end of the year.
In March this year, another Spanish party named ‘Ciudadanos’ offered to establish clear rules for the agents who work with cryptocurrencies – making them provide the necessary information to the Spanish tax office.
Spain’s legislative bodies are known for their forward-thinking approach when it comes to blockchain, cryptocurrency and the fintech sector in general. However, there is still no confirmation on any of these technologies and plans going live and being official for use.
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