Greek parliament passed a 10% tax on cryptocurrency gains, establishing a new regulatory framework for crypto investor taxation.
Regulation & Gov ·
Greece's parliament has approved a 10% tax on cryptocurrency gains, introducing a structured tax regime for investors in digital assets. The measure establishes a new framework for how crypto income will be taxed within the country, setting the rate at a flat 10% level.
The approval represents Greece's formal entry into a growing number of jurisdictions establishing dedicated crypto taxation rules. The specifics of how the tax applies across different types of crypto transactions—such as trading, staking rewards, or other yield-generating activities—and the implementation timeline remain unclear from the available information.
It is not yet known whether this framework will apply retroactively, what exemptions or thresholds may exist, or how the Greek tax authority plans to enforce compliance among crypto holders in the country.