CROSS-BORDER CRYPTO TAX | EU SPECIALISTS
Your crypto tax position is
more complex than you think.
You live in Europe — or you are moving here. You hold significant crypto. You receive it as salary, tokens, or income. The tax rules are not the same in every country, and from 2026, EU tax authorities share data automatically.
We help you understand where you stand and what to do about it.
Situations where we make a difference
WHO WE HELP
If you fit one of these profiles, a single conversation could save you tens of thousands of euros — or help you avoid a problem you did not know existed.
EU investors with cross-border history
You have lived in more than one EU country while holding crypto. You have moved from the Netherlands to Portugal, or from Germany to Greece. Both countries may have a claim on your gains — and most investors do not know it.
Digital nomads and Web3 founders
You move between countries, earn in crypto, and have never been entirely sure which country's tax rules apply to you. With DAC8 now live, that question has a real answer — and authorities across Europe are starting to look for it.
Relocating to a European country
You have been living outside of Europe and are now considering a return to Europe — or a move to a more favourable EU jurisdiction like Portugal, Germany, or Cyprus. What happens to your accumulated gains when you re-enter the EU tax system?
Crypto-compensated professionals
You receive salary, token allocations, or freelance payments in crypto. You work for a blockchain company, invoice clients in USDT, or have vesting schedules that create complex annual tax events. When is it income? In which country? At what value?
Exchange of information with tax authorities live from January 2026
Under the DAC8, EU crypto exchanges will 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.
Our Expertise
HOW WE HELP
Our work sits at the intersection of international tax and crypto. These are the specific areas where clients come to us — and where generic advice consistently falls short.
Relocation planning across EU jurisdictions
Comparing jurisdictions before a move. Which option fits your position, your timeline, and your situation — and what the transition looks like in practice.
DeFi, staking, and digital asset income
Staking rewards, liquidity provision, yield farming, and airdrops across EU jurisdictions. Classification, timing of income events, and reporting obligations.
International tax structures
EU residents owning companies in lower-tax jurisdictions. Whether controlled foreign company rules apply, what substance is required, and how EU law limits their reach.
Voluntary disclosure and undeclared history
EU exchanges now report transaction data automatically. Clients with undeclared crypto gains from prior years. Assessing the exposure, understanding limitation periods, and deciding whether coming forward makes sense.
Crypto disposal planning
Timing, jurisdiction, and structure of a disposal can make a significant difference to the tax outcome. We map the options before you sell, not after.
Token compensation and crypto salary
Vesting schedules, token allocations, and crypto salary paid by foreign employers. When income arises, where it is taxable, and how to report it correctly.
Our Team
Tax'n'Joy was built on a simple observation: EU crypto investors with real complexity — multiple countries, significant positions, real decisions to make — had nowhere to turn. Single-country advisors could not see the full picture. Generic crypto tax tools could not answer the hard questions.
We combine international tax expertise with deep crypto specialism across EU jurisdictions, and a network of local partners in key countries. Our clients get the cross-border picture that nobody else was giving them.
Liana Andreiescu
International tax specialist
International tax specialist with over 10 years advising individuals and businesses on cross-border structures across the EU.
Crypto taxation specialist
Daniella Knopf
Crypto-native tax advisory and compliance expert with established practice in the Hungarian market, advising clients on EU-wide specifics of crypto transactions.
Contact us
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