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Greece Approves 10% Crypto Gains Tax and 15% DeFi Income Levy

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Greece’s government has approved a 10% tax on cryptocurrency investment gains and a 15% levy on decentralized finance (DeFi) income. The measures create separate tax rates for crypto investment returns and DeFi earnings. Under the approval, investors may declare past cryptocurrency gains within 12 months and will not be required to pay late penalties. This voluntary disclosure window applies to past crypto gains. Despite the new rates, uncertainty remains over how exchanges between one cryptocurrency and another should be treated for tax purposes. The treatment of crypto-to-crypto transactions is still unresolved.

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  1. 1Unclassified fact stationNov 6, 17:12single sourcereport-time only

    希腊批准10%加密货币收益税及15% DeFi收入税

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    希腊政府
    Action:
    批准对加密货币资本收益和DeFi收入分别征收10%和15%的税款
    Object:
    加密货币投资收益与去中心化金融(DeFi)收入
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    Greece Approves 10% Tax on Crypto Gains and 15% Levy on DeFi Income

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    Greece has approved a new tax framework imposing a 10% levy on cryptocurrency capital gains and a 15% tax on decentralized finance (DeFi) income. Investors will benefit from a 12-month window to declare historical crypto gains without late-filing penalties, although questions remain regarding the tax treatment of crypto-to-crypto swaps.

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