Crypto tax FAQ — Finland

In Finland, crypto capital gains are calculated using the FIFO method and taxed at 30-34%.

The exemption threshold in Finland is None.

It depends on your country's legislation. In France, crypto-to-crypto exchanges are not taxable. In other countries, each exchange may constitute a taxable event.

Check your country's tax guide for the exact forms to fill in.

Staking income is generally taxable in most European countries. The exact treatment varies by local legislation.

Yes, in most European countries you must declare accounts held on foreign exchange platforms.

Taxes Crypto uses the official calculation methods of each country. It's a tax simulator that helps you estimate your taxes, but we recommend verifying with a professional.

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Yes, airdrops and free tokens are taxable income valued at their euro price on the day of receipt. Subsequent sale generates a separate capital gain.

The deadline in Finland is generally between April and June of the following year. Prepare your return in advance with Taxes Crypto.

In most countries, capital losses can be offset against capital gains from the same year. In some countries, losses can be carried forward to future years.

The DAC8 directive (2026) requires Binance to transmit your data to tax authorities. Detection of non-filers is virtually automatic. It is more important than ever to declare correctly.