Free crypto tax estimate calculator
Build a quick country-level crypto tax estimate for trading gains, staking, mining, and other crypto income. We use the headline rates shown in each guide and clearly flag when the underlying rate data is missing or too broad to rely on.
Estimated tax
Add your approximate fiat amounts above for a simple headline-rate estimate.
Breakdown
Cryptocurrencies in the Netherlands are taxed as assets in Box 3 under a wealth tax system. No capital gains tax on realizations for private holders; instead, 36% tax on 6% presumed yield applies to net asset value ov...
• Crypto providers report user data from 1 Jan 2026 (DAC8/CARF). • Box 3 shifts to actual returns tax at 36% from 2028. • No tax on crypto salary if employer reports as in-kind pay. • Keep records of costs/values for...
Trading gains use the country guide's headline capital gains tax rate.
Staking, mining, and other crypto income use the headline income tax rate.
If a rate is a range, the calculator returns a low/high estimate range.
If a rate is listed as exempt or 0%, the estimate for that category is 0.
If the necessary rate data is missing, the calculator explicitly says so instead of guessing.
Before you rely on any estimate
Real crypto tax outcomes can change materially based on holding period, local sourcing rules, residency, loss offsets, cost basis method, entity structure, and activity-specific treatment. Use this page to orient yourself, then open the relevant country guide to review the full context and caveats.