Italy Plans To Tax Crypto Trading Gains At 26

Last updated: June 9, 2025, 23:32

Italy Plans To Tax Crypto Trading Gains At 26

Italy introduces a

Italy Approves 2025 Crypto Tax

Italy introduces a 26% tax on cryptocurrency profits, affecting both individual and business investors. The new tax policy may influence investment patterns and the adoption of

Italy's government has abandoned plans to raise cryptocurrency capital gains tax from 26% to 42% following industry backlash and internal political opposition, with lawmakers

Italy plans to reduce the

Italy plans to reduce the proposed crypto capital gains tax from 42% due to industry pushback and political disagreement. An amendment has been proposed to limit the tax

The Italian tax authority plans to raise capital gains tax on bitcoin to 42% as part of 2025 budget plans. Crypto capital gains in Italy have been taxed above €2,000 at 26% from the

Italy's government to drop plans to implement a 42% tax on crypto

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Italy's Deputy Finance Minister Maurizio Leo has said the nation will raise taxes on capital gains on cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin to 42% from 26%, according to Reuters and Bloomberg.

The Italian government is considering increasing the capital gains tax for investments in Bitcoin to 42% from 26%, according to Deputy Economy Minister Maurizio Leo.

Italy to Increase Capital Gains Tax on Cryptocurrencies to 42%

Italy plans to increase the

Italy’s 42% Crypto Tax Plan Faces Revision After Pushback

Italy plans to increase the capital gains tax on cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin from 26% to 42%, according to Vice Economy Minister Maurizio Leo. This proposal, part of Italy’s

Italy to Raise Capital Gains Tax on Crypto to 42% From 26

Italy considers raising capital gains tax on Bitcoin to 42% from 26%

Italy plans to raise capital gains tax on bitcoin from 26% to 42%

Italy's New Crypto Tax Will Deduct 26% From Your Gains