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In many countries, cryptocurrencies must be declared in tax returns, such as Spain, the United States, and Switzerland.
Spain
Individuals and entities resident in Spain must declare cryptocurrencies in their income tax returns.
Permanent establishments in Spain of individuals or entities resident abroad must also declare them.
United States
Cryptocurrency gains must be reported to the IRS using Form 8949. Cryptocurrency gains must be reported on the Form 1040 tax return via Schedule D.
Switzerland
Taxpayers must incorporate cryptocurrencies into their tax return.
Finland
Finland has the highest cryptocurrency reporting rate.
Netherlands
Cryptocurrencies are part of “other assets” and contribute to wealth.
Fictitious returns on wealth above €57,000 will be subject to a 31% wealth tax.
It is important to familiarize yourself with the tax laws of the jurisdiction and seek professional advice if necessary.