Crypto Taxation In European Union Varies Drastically

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EU Cryptocurrency taxation ranges drastically from 0-50%

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[hase0278]

EU Cryptocurrency taxation ranges drastically from 0-50%

Where are the sources for this information? Is this from here? https://news.bitcoin.com/0-to-50-time-to-pay-crypto-taxes-in-the-european-union/. Wherever it is from though and even if it is a fact I think it is too insane for a country to tax crypto 50%. I think the most justified tax ranges from 0% to 30% of every crypto transaction. Anything more than that I think it is too insane for it to be considered as a tax.

[Panda Trump]

EU Cryptocurrency taxation ranges drastically from 0-50%

It's true that some articles have stated things like that recently, but could just at least share your sources & share some more information?

With a quick search I found this article on CoinGape: https://coingape.com/crypto-taxation-in-european-union/

Just your title, together with "EU Cryptocurrency taxtion ranges drastically from 0-50%" isn't useful and very inaccurate too, given that the article also states that the way Cryptos are taxed varies heavily, not only the percentages.

EU Cryptocurrency taxation ranges drastically from 0-50%

Where are the sources for this information? Is this from here? https://news.bitcoin.com/0-to-50-time-to-pay-crypto-taxes-in-the-european-union/. Wherever it is from though and even if it is a fact I think it is too insane for a country to tax crypto 50%. I think the most justified tax ranges from 0% to 30% of every crypto transaction. Anything more than that I think it is too insane for it to be considered as a tax.

Meh, he got it from here: https://coingape.com/crypto-taxation-in-european-union/

He literally copied the title 

[patt0]

EU Cryptocurrency taxation ranges drastically from 0-50%

They are not doing much in terms of regulation right now, and they just keep saying that bitcoin is not a threat but don't really take any steps in terms of strict regulation. I don't think there is nothing wrong with that, although common rules would probably help investors jump in. Rich countries like Germany and Switzerland are actually very friendly in terms of taxation, so I think others will follow eventually.