Withdrawals Misclassified as Rental Income on Binance TR

by Giorgi Kostiuk

10 months ago

Users of the cryptocurrency exchange Binance TR discovered that their withdrawals to bank accounts appeared as rental income on the e-Government platform, causing confusion.

Withdrawal Accounting Issue

Certain users of Binance TR, the Turkish branch of the Binance exchange, noticed that their withdrawals to bank accounts were recorded as rental income. This raised concerns over possible tax implications.

Response from Binance TR

Binance TR issued a statement informing its users that the issue is not related to their platform. The exchange is in contact with relevant authorities to clarify the situation.

Dear Users, we are aware of the confusion regarding tax information on crypto investments. We would like to state that this situation is not caused by our platform. We are in contact with the relevant institutions to clarify the issue.Binance TR

Statement by Revenue Administration

The statement from the Revenue Administration echoed the awareness of the occurring confusion and the need for resolution. It included similar information as the Binance TR statement, confirming that the exchange is not responsible for the situation.

While the issue of withdrawals being misclassified as rental income continues to perplex Binance TR users and poses potential tax ramifications, both Binance TR and tax authorities are working towards a resolution.

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