Governments Race to Offer Crypto Mining Tax Exemptions
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Uzbekistan has created the Besqala Mining Valley granting crypto miners tax exemptions until 2035 amid a global race where El Salvador, UAE, Belarus and Georgia offer mining incentives with notable tax trade-offs. Governments are using structured mining fees and above-market electricity tariffs to attract foreign investment, generate stable revenue, spur construction and employment, and accelerate crypto adoption.
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- Uzbekistan’s Besqala Mining Valley grants crypto miners tax exemptions until 2035.
- Governments earn stable revenue through mining fees while attracting foreign capital.
- Crypto mining incentives in El Salvador, UAE, Belarus, and Georgia come with notable tax trade-offs.
A growing number of governments now view crypto mining as an industry worth attracting rather than taxing away. The competitive logic behind this is that structured fee models on mining revenues generate consistent income, above-market electricity tariffs recover infrastructure costs, and the broader economic activity, construction, employment, and foreign investment flows into regions that often have limited industrial development otherwise.
The most recent government to enter this competition is Uzbekistan. President Shavkat Mirziyoyev signed a resolution establishing the Besqala Mining Valley ac…
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