Each country guide follows the same order: legal status, tax for individuals, tax for companies, reporting and filing obligations, exchanges and KYC, and self-custody. Every page ends with its official sources and the month we last checked them.
- AustraliaCrypto in Australia: ASIC and AUSTRAC rules, the new digital asset platform law from April 2027, capital gains tax with the 12-month discount, income tax rates, reporting and self-custody.
- CanadaCrypto in Canada: securities and FINTRAC registration, the Stablecoin Act, capital gains and business income under CRA rules, corporate tax, reporting and self-custody.
- GermanyCrypto in Germany: BaFin and MiCAR, the one-year holding period and the €1,000 limit for private sales, corporate tax, reporting under the KStTG and a draft reform from 2026.
- NetherlandsCrypto in the Netherlands: MiCA licensing by the AFM, box 3 tax with a worked example, corporate income tax, DAC8 reporting, exchanges and self-custody.
- PortugalCrypto in Portugal: MiCA authorization by Banco de Portugal and CMVM, the 365-day rule and 28% rate for individuals, corporate tax, DAC8 reporting and self-hosted wallets.
- SingaporeCrypto in Singapore: MAS licensing under the Payment Services Act, tax treatment by IRAS, GST on digital payment tokens, corporate tax, reporting and the travel rule.
- SwitzerlandCrypto in Switzerland: FINMA's approach and planned new licenses, tax-free private gains, wealth tax, mining and staking income, VAT, reporting and the travel rule.
- United Arab EmiratesCrypto in the United Arab Emirates: the federal, Dubai and Abu Dhabi regulators, corporate tax and free zones, reporting, the VARA travel rule and self-custody.
- United KingdomCrypto in the United Kingdom: FCA registration and the new regime from 2027, Capital Gains Tax with a worked example, corporation tax, reporting and the travel rule.
- United StatesCrypto in the United States: IRS property treatment, capital gains and income rules, Form 1099-DA, FinCEN money transmitter rules, the GENIUS Act and self-custody.
This is general information, not legal or tax advice. Rules change often, so check the official sources listed on each page.