Real-time taxation is transforming how governments collect revenue. Instead of end-of-year filings, tax is now being embedded directly into transactions, powered by blockchain and programmable digital currencies. Pilots in Brazil, Mexico, India and Europe show how smart contracts and immutable ledgers can reduce fraud, cut compliance costs and automate tax logic. This shift promises faster public funding and fairer enforcement, but raises concerns about privacy, centralised control and digital inequality.
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Blockchain-powered real-time tax revolution
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Real-time taxation is transforming how governments collect revenue. Instead of end-of-year filings, tax is now being embedded directly into transactions, powered by blockchain and programmable digital currencies. Pilots in Brazil, Mexico, India and Europe show how smart contracts and immutable ledgers can reduce fraud, cut compliance costs and automate tax logic. This shift promises faster public funding and fairer enforcement, but raises concerns about privacy, centralised control and digital inequality.