Where is your crypto
actually taxed?

Most EU crypto investors don't know the answer — and from 2026, tax authorities across Europe do. We help you understand where you owe, how different jurisdictions compare, and how to structure your position legally.

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EU crypto taxation is a cross-border question — not a single-country one

WHO WE HELP

If you have lived in more than one EU country while holding crypto, your situation is more complex than any single tax return can capture.

You moved countries while holding

Bought crypto in the Netherlands, moved to Portugal, now considering selling in Greece. Which country taxes which gain? Both may have a claim.

You are considering relocation

Germany's 1-year rule, Portugal's 365-day exemption, Cyprus's new 8% flat rate. You want to understand your options before you make a decision.

DAC8 is live from January 2026

EU crypto exchanges now automatically report your transaction data to tax authorities. From September 2027, that data is shared between EU countries. The window to get your position right — before authorities have full visibility — is closing.

You are planning a disposal

You have a significant position and want to sell — but the timing, the jurisdiction, and the structure of the disposal could make a difference of tens of thousands of euros.

You have undeclared history

You held crypto during years of residency in Germany or the Netherlands and never declared it. The statute of limitations is still open. You need clarity before 2027.