The EU’s MiCA regulations are rolling out. Here’s how European countries are taxing crypto in 2025.
Intro
Across the EU, crypto is no longer a grey area. Under MiCA regulations, taxation and reporting are becoming more standardized.
General EU Rules
- Most countries treat crypto as property.
- Selling, swapping, and spending → capital gains tax.
- Staking, mining, and airdrops often → income tax.
- Rates vary by country (e.g., Germany may exempt long-term holds, France and Spain do not).
Why It Matters
- MiCA brings unified rules for exchanges, increasing transparency.
- EU tax authorities are sharing crypto data across borders.
Final Thoughts
If you’re in the EU, crypto taxes are only getting stricter.
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