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Countries with the lowest Bitcoin taxes in the EU
Compare the 27 EU countries on a map: where you pay 0% and where you pay over 30%.
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0% on private capital gains; wealth according to canton
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27.5% fixed rate for cryptocurrencies purchased from March 1, 2021 onwards
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10% on capital gains from normal management from 2026; 33% if speculative; 25% – 50% if professional
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Progressive rate (up to approx. 42%) if sold within 6 months
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0% for investors; up to 35% if it's commercial activity (trading)
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7% for cryptocurrencies held for more than one year (2025 regime); otherwise, 19% – 25% plus health insurance
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25% when converting to fiat money or goods (new regulation from 2026)
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No private capital gains tax; wealth is taxed based on assumed income
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13% in Republika Srpska; 10% in the Federation of BiH.
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0% if you operate through High-Tech Park residents; general income tax rate on foreign platforms or P2P
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5% – 15% on profits, depending on the transaction currency
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0% personal income; 2.5% zakat on eligible wealth
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25% for individual investors; up to 50% if a business activity
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0% for simple private buying and selling under current framework
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8% (capital income) or up to 10% (personal services)
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No specific tax rate for individual cryptocurrency gains
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ISLR 6% – 34%; IGTF up to 8% on payments with crypto assets
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0% – 25% on Panamanian-source income; 0% for foreign-source income
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15% long-term; 0% for residents with Act 60 decree on gains generated after residency
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30% flat + 4% cess; 1% tax deducted at source (TDS) on each sale
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20% on gains, according to general individual income tax regulations
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0.21% of the amount sold on local exchanges; 1% on foreign exchanges
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0% for private investors; 15% – 16.5% (profits tax) if a commercial activity
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0% for investors; 0% – 24% if activity is considered commercial
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0.1% of the transfer amount (pilot regime, similar to securities)
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0% on licensed Thai exchanges (2025–2029); otherwise, 0% – 35% according to progressive scale
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0% until 2027; then 22% on gains exceeding 2.5 million won
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0% – 45% marginal + 2% Medicare; 50% discount if held for more than 12 months
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Progressive rates based on the new law on speculative activities; regime under development
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0% currently; from 2028, 5% on annual incomes exceeding 42,000 rials
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10% (15% on the portion of annual income exceeding 8,500 MCI, according to the 2026 tax code)
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Up to 25% according to the personal income tax table (Nigeria Tax Act 2025, effective 2026)
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No specific rate confirmed; Bill 42.25 will regulate crypto assets
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1.5% of the value of each transfer (Finance Act 2025; previously 3%)
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Investors: 40% of gain included (maximum effective 18%); traders: up to 45%
View tax guideThis guide provides general information and does not constitute tax advice. Rules change frequently: always confirm details with your country's tax authority or a tax advisor.