In 2025, some countries exempt from cryptocurrency taxes will make it easier for their users to keep their profits without paying taxes. Countries like the Cayman Islands, the United Arab Emirates, El Salvador, Germany, and Portugal are among the best countries exempt from cryptocurrency taxes. Each has its own rules, such as residency or holding the currencies for a specific period to avoid taxes.
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Cryptocurrency taxes for 2025
The Cayman Islands impose no taxes, neither on income, nor on capital gains, nor on corporations. Our crypto funds remain our own, whether we are trading Bitcoin or managing a decentralized finance fund.
A new regulation, starting in April 2025, simplifies matters for trading platforms, and economic stability is a significant advantage. The United Arab Emirates also provides an excellent environment, as there are no taxes on trading, depositing, or mining cryptocurrencies across all emirates.
Dubai and Abu Dhabi have effective regulations, and 25.3% of individuals there own cryptocurrencies, making it a major hub for digital currencies.
El Salvador is a Bitcoin user, having legalized it as currency in 2021. There are no taxes on Bitcoin trades or profits, and they are in the process of building a 'Bitcoin City,' a tax-exempt area for cryptocurrency users.
Germany exempts taxes if you hold digital currencies for more than a year, which is rare in Europe. Portugal also does not tax digital currencies held for more than 365 days, and its old NHR program has helped expatriates save significant amounts, although short-term gains are now subject to a 28% tax.
