Federal authorities in Berlin take aim at tax-free crypto profits
Cryptopolitan · Published Sep 10, 2026, 9:08 AM EDT
Article Summary
The federal government of Germany is preparing to tap into profits from long-term crypto investments which are currently exempt from taxation in the country. According to a bill drafted by the Bundesfinanzministerium, 25% capital gains tax will soon apply even if the digital assets have been held for more than a year before sale.
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What Happened
The federal government of Germany is preparing to tap into profits from long-term crypto investments which are currently exempt from taxation in the country. According to a bill drafted by the Bundesfinanzministerium, 25% capital gains tax will soon apply even if the digital assets have been held for more than a year before sale.
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Published by Cryptopolitan. Category: Market Structure. Published Sep 10, 2026, 9:08 AM EDT.
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