Crypto Tax

A Spanish political party, Sumar, has proposed a plan to tax crypto profits as regular income, which could push the tax rate as high as 47%. The controversial plan has drawn criticism for potentially driving investors away, while also reflecting a global trend of governments implementing stricter crypto regulations.

Many Dutch crypto investors paid tax on non-existent profits in 2022. This guide explains how to check your eligibility and claim a refund from the Dutch Tax Authority by reporting your actual returns.

Dutch crypto investors who held assets on January 1, 2022, can now claim a tax refund following a Supreme Court ruling. A new form allows taxpayers to report their actual (often negative) returns from the 2022 market crash instead of a fictional one.