Key facts
- Greece plans to impose a 10% capital gains tax on cryptocurrencies.
- Annual gains up to 500 euros will be exempt from the tax.
- The draft legislation is currently in public consultation.
- The bill is expected to be submitted to parliament in November.
Greece is moving towards establishing its first comprehensive tax framework for digital assets by proposing a 10% capital gains tax on cryptocurrencies. A draft bill, published for public consultation, outlines the new tax structure, which includes an exemption for annual gains up to 500 euros ($559.95).
