Greece Plans 15% Capital Gains Tax on Crypto, Legislation Expected Within Months

According to Reuters, Greece plans to introduce a 15% capital gains tax on cryptocurrency within the coming months, two government officials disclosed. Under the proposed framework, the first 500 euros of gains per taxpayer will be exempt from taxation. Individual miners are excluded from the tax, while mining operations registered as businesses will be subject to the levy. Greece currently lacks a comprehensive crypto tax framework. The tax rate aligns with the European average, ranging from 8% in Cyprus to 30% in France.
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