The EU’s top court yesterday ruled that transactions in bitcoin should be exempt from value added tax in a move that brings the virtual currency more in line with traditional cash. *|MC:SUBJECT|*
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23rd October 2015
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The EU’s top court yesterday ruled that transactions in bitcoin should be exempt from value added tax in a move that brings the virtual currency more in line with traditional cash.

EU’s highest court rules bitcoin transactions are tax-free
 
New Products & Technology

In a week when reports suggest the pace of retail bank branch closures is speeding up, Metro Bank has opened a new drive-thru branch that will be open 362 days a year.

Metro Bank opens London's first drive-thru branch
 
Partnerships

Lloyds is planning to start running training programmes that aim to equip the bank’s employees with the skills to work on digital innovation.

Lloyds to provide staff with digital skills course
 
VC

The US-based startup, which is currently planning to globally ship its Smart Terminal, has raised $28m in Series B funding led by Oak HC/FT.

Payment terminal startup Poynt raises $28m
 
Events & Awards

The PaymentEye team is looking forward to Money20/20 in Las Vegas next week, where we’ve partnered with The Bancorp on its Finetics™ Studio executive interview series.

PaymentEye partners with The Bancorp for Money20/20 Las Vegas   
 
Insights & Analysis

A gift shop owner told Congress on Wednesday that making the change to chip-and-signature credit cards has been “overwhelming” for many small businesses and that owners are disappointed that without PINs they are being pressured to make an expensive investment without receiving the full level of security that could be provided.

US small businesses finding EMV liability shift ‘overwhelming’
 
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