Country tax profile · 2026
Italy crypto tax
How Italy taxes crypto
Italy has no separate crypto tax; personal crypto gains are generally treated like other capital gains or ordinary income (up to 43%), and staking, mining and trading can be classified differently. Confirm your specific case.
Compiled by MyNomadWorld for Italy and currently being re-verified against primary sources. Confirm with a local adviser before relying on it.
How Italy compares
57 of 197 countries we track have no tax on personal crypto gains (no capital gains tax). Italy is not one of them.
Who is a tax resident of Italy?
>183 days present in Italy, or having domicile (main centre of personal/family interests) or habitual residence there, or registered with the resident population registry (Anagrafe), for the majority of the tax year (2024 definition, DLgs 209/2023).
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What is the crypto tax rate in Italy?
Italy has no separate crypto tax; personal crypto gains are generally treated like other capital gains or ordinary income (up to 43%), and staking, mining and trading can be classified differently. Confirm your specific case.