Greece's crypto tax framework sets a 12-month historical gains reporting window.
Original headline希腊加密税收框架设 12 个月历史收益申报窗口
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Greece’s parliament approved a crypto-asset taxation framework establishing a 12-month window for investors to declare historical crypto gains without late-filing penalties or interest, with tax due within 60 days of filing. The framework imposes a 10% tax on individuals’ crypto capital gains and a 15% tax on staking, crypto lending and DeFi liquidity income, treated as interest income. Investors with annual crypto losses exceeding €500 can carry those losses forward for five years to offset future crypto gains. The move matters because it brings previously undeclared crypto activity into Greece’s tax system while offering a limited penalty-free compliance period. What to watch next is how investors use the 12-month disclosure window and whether the loss-carryforward and DeFi-income rules prompt further clarification or adjustment.
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