Crypto Tax Guides 2025
A list of crypto tax guides for various countries around the world.
Below is a list of crypto tax guides for various countries. These guides will walk you through the local tax laws in your country and help you prepare a crypto tax report for your local tax authority.
- United States
- United Kingdom
- Australia
- New Zealand
- Canada
- South Africa
- Ireland
- Germany (EN)
- Germany (DE)
- France (EN)
- France (FR)
- Sweden (EN)
- Sweden (SV)
- Norway (EN)
- Norway (NO)
- Spain (EN)
- Finland (EN)
- Belgium (EN)
- Italy (EN)
- Greece (EN)
- Austria (EN)
- Switzerland (EN)
- Switzerland (DE)
- Netherlands (EN)
- Portugal (EN)
- Singapore (EN)
- Japan (EN)
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