Crypto tax in Sudan
How is cryptocurrency taxed in Sudan?
Cryptocurrency is taxed as income in Sudan with a headline rate of 15%. There is no long-term exemption.
Common questions
- What is the headline tax rate for crypto income in Sudan?
- The headline tax rate for cryptocurrency income in Sudan is 15%.
- Does Sudan offer long-term capital gains exemption for crypto?
- No, Sudan does not offer a long-term exemption for cryptocurrency gains.
- What is the capital gains tax rate in Sudan?
- The capital gains tax rate in Sudan is 0.02%.
Crypto in Sudan is taxed as ordinary income.
Treatment
taxed as ordinary income
Long-term
Still taxed
Headline rate
15%
In Sudan, an individual’s crypto disposal gains are treated as miscellaneous income and taxed at a flat 15% with no lower rate or exemption for long-term holdings.
“Sudanese taxpayers are obliged to report crypto income on the annual Form F15 Miscellaneous and Investment Income and a Crypto Annexe (Schedule C-DX)... Individual miscellaneous income/capital gain rate: a fixed 15% on net crypto profits. Capital Gains Tax (CGT) – Un-codified as yet; gains currently rolled up into the category of miscellaneous income.” — Sudan Taxation (summarizing Sudanese income tax rules and Form F15 Crypto Annex)
Reflects the treatment of an individual's crypto disposals. Estimate — confirm against the linked source. See methodology.