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RE: Crypto Taxes

in LeoFinancelast year

Quite an interesting post especially for me having no idea regarding Greek regulations.

For example, if you want to put your crypto into your bank account, let's suppose you swap your said crypto to euro through an exchange, 1000, 10k 100k etc etc, if you then transfer it to a bank account (if the bank accepts it) you are taxed with 15% of that number? No matter for example how much you may have lost or earned with the pumps and dumps?

or everything above is completely wrong? :p

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You are not taxed immediately you have to report the transfer and where it came from to your annual tax report. If you actively trading it's something different and you have to report all transactions but because in Greece the frame is not that clear with crypto profits you can report that deposit then get taxed with 15% without revealing how you got that money.

but because in Greece the frame is not that clear with crypto profits you can report that deposit then get taxed with 15% without revealing how you got that money.

ahh didn't know about this, thanks a lot!