Important Dates for Estonia
Crypto Tax Season (2025-2026)
31
Dec
2025
30
April
2026
for 2025 (via e‑MTA/Skattemeldingen)
01
Jan
2026
collection begins.
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Crypto Income & Capital Gains
Estonia treats cryptocurrency as property, and profits from transfers of that property are taxable as income. Taxable events include:
- Selling cryptocurrency for fiat or another crypto
- Exchanging crypto for goods or services
- Trading or swapping crypto assets
- Mining or staking income that results in a transfer event
Income from taxable transactions is included in your taxable income and subject to a flat income tax rate (typically around 20–22% for individuals).
Tax on Transfers
- Gains from profitable transfers (e.g., sale or exchange) must be declared.
- If you use crypto to purchase goods or services, the taxable gain equals the market value minus the acquisition cost.
Income from Activities
- Rewards from staking, mining payouts, airdrops, and similar income events are subject to income tax when they are converted or transferred.
VAT Treatment
- Crypto trading is generally considered exempt from VAT (treated like financial services).
Professional or Business Activity
Applies to frequent trading, structured market operations, or providing crypto services for clients:
- This may be treated as business income and taxed under standard business tax rules, including corporate tax for businesses.
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| Form | Who is this for? | What does this include? | View form |
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| ETCB Annual Tax Return (e‑MTA Income Tax Return) | All Estonian taxpayers | Report all crypto gains, income, transfers, and taxable events | View |
| Table 6.3 / 8.3 - Transfer of Other Property | Individuals reporting disposals | Detailed reporting of profitable crypto disposals from Estonian vs foreign platforms | View |
| Table 5.1 / 8.1 - Other Income | Individuals with crypto income | Staking, mining, wages in crypto, and other crypto income not taxed at source | View |
| DAC8/CARF Reporting | Crypto exchanges & service providers | Transaction data submitted under DAC8/CARF to ETCB (first report due June 2027) | View |
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Frequently asked questions
Crypto is treated as property. Profits from transfers (sales, exchanges, or purchasing with crypto) are taxed as income in Estonia. All profitable transactions must be reported in your tax return.
Buying crypto or transferring between wallets isn’t taxable unless it results in a transfer event with profit or income.
Selling crypto for fiat or other crypto, using crypto to buy goods/services, receiving income from staking/mining, and similar activities.
Yes. Crypto service providers report user data under DAC8 and CARF to the ETCB, with the first annual reports due in June 2027 for 2026 activity.
Crypto is reported via the standard ETCB Annual Tax Return with tables like 6.3/8.3 (“Transfer of Other Property”) and 5.1/8.1 for crypto income. CASPs report transaction data under DAC8/CARF.
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