Crypto Tax Blog

Model 173 declares all crypto operations of the year. Step-by-step guide to generate and file it with kointax.

Model 172 is mandatory for those with crypto at exchanges. Step-by-step guide to generate and file it with kointax.

With DAC8 and Model 172, AEAT has more information than ever about exchange users in Spain. Complete guide.

With Bitcoin at all-time highs, many Spanish investors have significant unrealized gains. Guide on what to do fiscally.

Know the minimum personal income tax thresholds that can free you from the obligation to declare. When they apply, their limits and why it may still be useful to file the return.

Bridges allow assets to be moved between blockchains. How the Treasury treats bridges, the risks of bridge hacks and what documentation you need to maintain.

Donating Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies triggers the Inheritance and Gift Tax for the recipient and can generate capital gains for the donor. Complete guide.

Form 720 requires the declaration of assets and rights abroad. Are cryptocurrencies coming in? Find out what you must declare, the thresholds and the penalties for not doing so.

Most crypto operations are exempt from VAT. But there are cases where it does apply. Find out when you must apply VAT on cryptocurrency operations according to Spanish and European regulations.

Receiving tokens in an airdrop generates tax liability in Spain. Find out when and how airdrops are taxed, how to value them and what happens when you sell them later.

The definitive checklist for the Spanish crypto investor: from the registration of operations to the presentation of personal income tax and the information models. Nothing escapes you.

DAC8 forces all crypto exchanges to automatically report to the European tax authorities from 2026. What it means for the Spanish taxpayer.