Crypto tax in Finland
How is cryptocurrency taxed in Finland?
Cryptocurrency is taxed as capital gains in Finland at a rate of 34%.
Common questions
- Is there a long-term exemption for crypto gains in Finland?
- No, Finland does not offer a long-term exemption for cryptocurrency capital gains.
- What is the capital gains tax rate for crypto in Finland?
- The capital gains tax rate for cryptocurrency in Finland is 34%.
- Does Finland tax worldwide income for crypto?
- Finland operates a worldwide tax system, meaning residents are taxed on their global income, including cryptocurrency.
Crypto in Finland is taxed as a capital gain.
Treatment
taxed as a capital gain
Long-term
Still taxed
Headline rate
34%
For an individual in Finland, private crypto disposal gains are always taxable as capital income (subject to a small €1,000 annual sales exemption), with no lower tax for long-term holdings and top rates up to 34%.
“Income from the use or exchange of crypto assets is taxed as capital gain, which is capital income. ... Capital income is assessed at the rate of 30% up to €30,000 and if the income is higher, the capital-income tax rate rises to 34% for the part you receive that exceeds €30,000.” — Finnish Tax Administration (Vero)
Reflects the treatment of an individual's crypto disposals. Estimate — confirm against the linked source. See methodology.