Tax issues of cryptocurrencies & NFT
summary
Starts from 2008 and traces practical tax pain points through the 2013 and 2015 bull runs, showing how authorities and taxpayers clash over definitions and moments of taxation. Covers lending/staking ambiguity, residency and reporting paperwork, and concrete rates: private capital gains ~10% plus local tax, companies ~20% plus local tax, professional/miner 30–70%. Names a major fraud (BitLucky, ~€70M lost by ~1,000 people) and the EU response MiCA June 2023 with three asset categories and a 2026 enforcement target.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Crypto & NFT tax issues
- 1:08Governments and decentralized assets
- 3:19Crypto transaction tax questions
- 5:22Tax rules for investors by country
- 6:26Tax implications for companies
- 7:52NFT misuse cases
- 9:15MiCA regulation explained
- 12:32NFT tax classification
- 13:58Future of EU crypto regulation
- 14:41Q&A on mining and trading
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