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Interesting Crypto taxation facts for germany and portugal
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Today I've been briefly studying how crypto taxation in EU countries work and came to a few conclusions. Portugal is by far the best country to trade and make crypto profits, thus as long as you get your profits from personal use and not business it's tax free. That's right 0% Germany files crypto profits as a capital gain and therefor is taxed with 25% and I read somewhere about a solidarity tax of 5,5% but I don't know the ins and outs of it. So 25% or 30,5%. Some long time Germans can fill in the blanks. Solidarity doesn't sound very "draxy" though...  But if you HODL your crypto as a German for one full year (365 days) and sold thereafter it's tax free. Obvious pros and cons with that but if your intention from start is to HODL then it's a very generous tax rule in comparison with most EU countries. If a big pay day is coming up it could even be worth it to move to Portugal, the little mans tax planning exit.  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...9_4/edit#gid=0 Comments?
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