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Portugal plans 28% tax for crypto gains in 2023

By · October 11, 2022 · 2 min read

Portugal plans to tax gains from digital currencies on purchases made for less than a year.

The proposal represents a significant shift in policy for one of the most cryptocurrency-friendly countries in Europe.

Currently, Portugal does not tax gains from cryptocurrencies unless they come from professional or business activities. But that is about to change.

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Portugal does not tax gains from cryptocurrencies unless they come from professional or business activities.
Portugal does not tax gains from cryptocurrencies unless they come from professional or business activities.

A provision in the country’s proposed 2023 budget provides for the taxation of gains from crypto-active assets held for less than a year at a rate of 28%, according to the plan presented to Parliament on Monday.

Crypto assets held for more than 365 days will remain tax-exempt.

The draft budget, which still needs to be approved in Parliament, is also expected to consider the issuance of new cryptocurrencies and mining operations as taxable income.

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According to the draft budget, the government will also introduce a 10% tax on the free transfer of cryptocurrencies and a 4% tax on commissions charged by brokers on transactions involving cryptocurrencies.

The measure aims to create conditions for Portugal to have a “specific regime aimed at promoting the crypto economy,” the government said.

The country’s lack of legislation, affordable living costs, and mild temperatures have attracted many digital nomads and crypto-active companies in recent years.

The number of foreign residents in Portugal has increased by 40 percent in the last decade to 555,299 people in 2021, according to Portugal’s National Institute of Statistics.

Some of these residents also benefit from a 20% flat tax on their income or a 10% tax on their pensions, according to the country’s so-called non-habitual resident program.

With information from Bloomberg

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Digital assets
Nov 2, 2026 · 14:32

Bitcoin · benchmark
80,543
+0.67%
L 79,380day rangeH 80,550

-29.41% over 12 months

Market breadth · 17 names
53% advancing

9 ▲ advancing8 declining ▼

Currencies, rates & key inputs
Ethereum
2,348
+1.18%

Solana
100.98
+0.22%

Gold
4,073
+0.85%

USD / BRL
5.34
-1.32%

Full instrument board
Instrument Last Change YoY Prev. High Low Volume
BTC 80,543 +0.67% -29.41% 80,007 80,550 79,380 21,816,416,256
ETH 2,348 +1.18% -43.00% 2,320 2,349 2,295 8,316,267,520
SOL 100.98 +0.22% -49.19% 100.75 101.04 99.17 2,110,777,984
XRP 1.32 +1.04% -49.89% 1.31 1.32 1.29 1,574,615,552
BNB 750.98 +1.29% -34.10% 741.42 751.10 733.56 1,470,316,160
ADA 0.21 -0.30% -69.21% 0.21 0.21 0.20 190,120,672
DOGE 0.08 +0.78% -60.98% 0.08 0.08 0.08 441,746,112
AVAX 8.84 -1.36% -56.54% 8.96 8.96 8.67 289,961,824
LINK 11.47 +0.80% -37.04% 11.38 11.47 11.23 248,509,440
DOT 0.99 -2.05% -68.52% 1.01 1.01 0.98 109,918,912
LTC 56.59 -0.13% -43.06% 56.66 56.87 55.70 169,852,160
BCH 290.36 +3.57% -47.81% 280.36 292.52 277.47 195,939,216
TRX 0.33 -0.51% +9.69% 0.33 0.33 0.33 371,519,040
XLM 0.17 +0.21% -47.60% 0.17 0.17 0.17 107,134,680
HBAR 0.08 -1.56% -58.82% 0.08 0.08 0.08 55,674,584
NEAR 4.62 +2.60% +97.50% 4.50 4.64 4.39 630,712,192
ATOM 1.61 -1.48% -49.28% 1.64 1.64 1.60 30,012,314
AAVE 132.37 -2.36% -43.78% 135.57 135.87 129.56 246,790,448

Largest moves today
BCH
290.36
+3.57%
NEAR
4.62
+2.60%
AAVE
132.37
-2.36%
DOT
0.99
-2.05%
HBAR
0.08
-1.56%
ATOM
1.61
-1.48%
AVAX
8.84
-1.36%
BNB
750.98
+1.29%

The session read
The Bitcoin rose 0.67%, with breadth positive — 9 of 17 names higher. BCH led, while AAVE lagged.

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