Quote from: MoonJeina on December 16, 2017, 02:43:16 PM

Don't know much about it .
If the country is legalized ICOs then there might be some taxes imposed on it due to the "regulations" by the governments .
Countries like Singapore and Japan imposes taxes on the ICOs . So it is obvious that if the Ico belongs to those countries are dealing with taxes .
Other then that if the country's status is unknown about the legality of ICOs , then there are no taxes imposed on it . There might be no permissions prior to them as well.

That was not the question that op asked!!

Quote from: Nakamurapc on December 16, 2017, 01:37:42 PM

Bos, viu, eql...

None of these ICOs or tokens are solving tax and legal issues. At least none that I know.

Bos - financial services blockchain
Viu - video sharing platform
Eql - ecommerce payment solution

Legal and tax related matters are so complicated, it is hard to standardized through any technology. It is because the interpretation of a tax or legal term can be different based on the situations. I don't think any start up has tried or even interested to solve this kind of issues yet.