Spanish Treasury Introduces New Crypto Tax Model Featuring Balance Reports

Spanish Treasury Introduces New Crypto Tax Model Featuring Balance Reports

The Spanish treasury has introduced a new series of requirements regarding the reporting and taxation of cryptocurrency holdings in the country. The new rules include the obligation of taxpayers to disclose all of their cryptocurrency holdings to the tax authorities, as well as their value in euros, including details of transactions with the addresses of origin and destination. Spanish Treasury Proposes New Crypto Rules Spain is sharpening its taxing apparatus when it comes to cryptocurrency holders. The Spanish Treasury has proposed a new set of rules that will apply to....


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