The U.S. πΊπΈ
Crypto's tax status: Property
Taxes on gains: Calculated based on the coinβs value as of the date it was traded
The U.K. π¬π§
Crypto's tax status: Investments (small-scale holding); working capital (if used regularly)
Taxes on gains: Free, if below Β£11,850, then up to 45 per cent
Switzerland π¨π
Crypto's status: Not defined
Taxes on gains: Wealth tax (determined at the end of the year, based on income)
Russia π·πΊ
Crypto's status: Not defined
Taxes on gains: 13 per cent (personal income tax)
South Africa πΏπ¦
Crypto's status: Assets of intangible nature
Taxes on gains: 18 per cent (capital gains tax); 18-45 per cent (normal income tax)
Canada π¨π¦
Crypto's status: Intangible property
Taxes on gains: 50 per cent (capital gains tax); 25 per cent (self-employed)
Brazil π§π·
Crypto's status: Not defined
Taxes on gains: 15 per cent (income tax; imposed if more than BRL 35,000 is declared)
Germany π©πͺ
Crypto's status: Private money
Taxes on gains: 0 per cent (if held for more than a year), 25-28 per cent (capital gains tax)
Japan π―π΅
Crypto's tax status: Legal method of payment
Taxes on gains: 15-55 per cent, based on the volume
South Korea π°π·
Crypto's status: Legal method of payment
Taxes on gains: None at the moment; a 24.2 per cent tax is charged for concurrency exchanges.....