Aptos (APT) Tax Guide
Aptos taxes: trading, staking and capital gains in Europe.
How is Aptos taxed?
Aptos (APT) is taxed like any other cryptocurrency in Europe. Every sale or trade of APT generates a taxable event. As a relatively new blockchain, if you received APT from the initial airdrop, that was taxable as income at receipt.
Staking APT and airdrop taxation
Staking APT generates taxable rewards treated as income upon receipt. The Aptos airdrop distributed to early testnet participants was a taxable event. The value at the time of receipt forms the cost basis for future sales. Taxes Crypto handles both scenarios.
How Taxes Crypto handles Aptos
Taxes Crypto imports your APT transactions from supported exchanges, correctly handles airdrop and staking income, and calculates your capital gains using your country's official tax method.
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