Crypto Capital Gains in Italy

Yes, crypto capital gains are indeed taxable in Italy. As of the latest regulations, any gains exceeding €2,000 are subject to a 26% tax rate. This means that if your crypto investments yield profits beyond this threshold, you'll be required to pay a 26% tax on the gains.

The Threshold

Keep in mind the €2,000 threshold – gains below this amount are not subject to taxation. This change marks a shift from previous regulations, where the 26% tax rate only applied if the total crypto portfolio value surpassed €51,645.69 for more than seven consecutive days during the financial year.

Simplified Approach

In essence, if your crypto gains exceed €2,000, Italy imposes a 26% tax. Below this threshold, you're in the clear. Understanding these basics is key to navigating the taxation of your crypto investments.

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