<p>Spain’s government is working on a bill that would require the country’s crypto investors to disclose their holdings and profits if passed.</p> <p>The bill is planned to catch tax evaders and prevent tax fraud, <a href="https://news.trust.org/item/20201013100845-lja6d/">said</a> government spokeswoman Maria Jesus Montero after the weekly cabinet meeting, as Reuters reported on Tuesday. Details of the proposed bill remain scant.</p> <p>Spain’s Ministry of Finance has been looking to tighten the noose on cryptocurrencies since as early as 2018. At the time, Montero <a href="https://www.abc.es/economia/abci-hacienda-obligara-declarar-todas-operaciones-bitcoin-y-criptomonedas-201810191412_noticia.html">said</a> the government wishes to gain “identification of the holders and the balances contributed by these virtual currencies.”</p> <p>“It is stated as mandatory that people and companies inform the Tax Agency about this operation,” said Montero at the time, including if holders are Spanish residents living abroad.</p>