The EU’s MiCA regulation is live. Here’s how it affects crypto taxes across Europe in 2025.
The EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation took effect in 2024 and is reshaping crypto tax rules in 2025. For EU traders, compliance is no longer optional. Here’s what you need to know.
Standardised Reporting Across EU
MiCA introduces unified rules, meaning exchanges must share data with tax authorities across the bloc.
DeFi, Stablecoins, and NFTs
MiCA expands the definition of taxable assets, closing loopholes.
Greater Enforcement
With data-sharing across member states, tax evasion is harder than ever.
Country Differences Still Apply
Each EU country still sets its own rates, but the reporting framework is now harmonised.
Conclusion
MiCA makes EU crypto trading more transparent — and more taxable.
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