Category: Crypto Tax Guides

Crypto taxes in Italy are very similar to that of most countries in the European Union – You pay a capital gains tax rate of 26% on your crypto gains over €2,000 and a progressive tax rate of 23%-43% on your crypto income.  But there is more. The Italian...

Up until last year, crypto taxes in Portugal were pretty much non-existent. But that is no longer the case. After the Portuguese State Budget for 2023, profits made from crypto within a year of its purchase are now subject to a flat 28% capital gains tax rate.  However, crypto...

First off, we admit that the title is a bit misleading. It’s not entirely possible to avoid crypto taxes in Canada altogether. At least, not legally.  There are ways, however, to reduce your tax burden in a completely legal manner. Using the following strategies we’ll share in this guide,...

Alright, we admit it. The title is a little clickbaity. There IS no way to completely avoid crypto taxes in the US, at least not in theory (more on this later). However, thanks to a few tax breaks and loopholes, there are ways you can effectively reduce your tax...

Buying and selling cryptocurrencies (including some other activities) attracts taxes in the United Kingdom. As a taxpayer, you would want to reduce your crypto taxes in the UK as much as possible.  But what are some ways to do that? Well, that’s what we’ll address in this article. Even...

Crypto taxes in Romania are straightforward – All income or profit made from crypto is subject to income tax rates of Romania.  But to understand how crypto taxes work in Romania, you need to know how crypto is treated from a tax perspective. In this guide, we’ll discuss the...

Crypto taxes in the US are as follows –  You pay short-term or long-term capital gains taxes on selling, spending, swapping or disposing of your crypto and income taxes on crypto you receive as income.  Even though the crypto taxation laws in the US aren’t perfect, they are certainly...

Crypto taxes in the UK are pretty similar to that of the US –  Capital gain taxes on disposal of cryptocurrency and income taxes on crypto received as income or revenue.  There are, however, some key distinctions between the two kinds of transactions. More importantly, it’s critical to understand...

Crypto taxes in Brazil are in the middle of a controversy right now due to a new tax reform that many think is unconstitutional and outright illegal. But to understand what went wrong, first, we must understand the basics.  In Brazil, crypto gains are taxed under capital gain taxes,...

Crypto taxes in South Africa are simple and confusing at the same time. It may seem straightforward on paper, but once you get into the details and nuances, things change.  In South Africa, crypto is taxed under capital gains and income tax rates, depending on the nature of the...