Best countries for crypto

#	Country	Composite %	Crypto tax
1	Bahrain	0.0%	0%
2	Belize	0.0%	0%
3	Costa Rica	0.0%	0% / 15%
4	Czech Republic	0.0%	0% / 15–23%
5	El Salvador	0.0%	0%
6	Georgia	0.0%	0%
7	Germany	0.0%	0% / up to 45%
8	Hong Kong	0.0%	0% / 15%
9	Luxembourg	0.0%	0% after 6 months
10	Malaysia	0.0%	0% / 0–30%
11	Malta	0.0%	0% / 35%
12	Mauritius	0.0%	0%
13	Monaco	0.0%	0%
14	Panama	0.0%	0% / 10%
15	Qatar	0.0%	0%
16	Saudi Arabia	0.0%	0%
17	Singapore	0.0%	0%
18	Slovenia	0.0%	0% (no dedicated tax)
19	South Korea	0.0%	0% (until 2027)
20	Switzerland	0.0%	0%
21	Thailand	0.0%	0% (to end-2029)
22	United Arab Emirates	0.0%	0%
23	United States	0.0%	0% / 15% / 20% (long-term)
24	Vietnam	0.1%	0.1%
25	Indonesia	0.2%	0.21%
26	Mexico	1.9%	1.92% – 35%
27	Cyprus	8.0%	8%
28	Andorra	10.0%	10%
29	Belgium	10.0%	10%
30	Bulgaria	10.0%	10%
31	New Zealand	10.5%	10.5% – 39%
32	Croatia	12.0%	12% / 0%
33	Uruguay	12.0%	12%
34	Argentina	15.0%	15%
35	Colombia	15.0%	15% / 0–39%
36	Greece	15.0%	15% (proposed)
37	Hungary	15.0%	15%
38	Lithuania	15.0%	15% / 32%
39	Montenegro	15.0%	15%
40	Romania	16.0%	16%
41	South Africa	18.0%	18% – 45%
42	United Kingdom	18.0%	18% / 24%
43	Poland	19.0%	19%
44	Slovakia	19.0%	19% – 35%
45	Spain	19.0%	19% – 30%
46	Estonia	22.0%	22%
47	Norway	22.0%	22%
48	Latvia	25.5%	25.5%
49	Canada	27.0%	≈ 24 – 27% / full rates
50	Austria	27.5%	27.5%
51	Portugal	28.0%	28% / 0%
52	Finland	30.0%	30% / 34%
53	Peru	30.0%	Unsettled / 8–30%
54	Sweden	30.0%	30%
55	France	31.4%	31.4%
56	Ireland	33.0%	33%
57	Italy	33.0%	33%
58	Philippines	35.0%	0–35%
59	Netherlands	36.0%	36% of a deemed return
60	Ecuador	37.0%	0–37%
61	Chile	40.0%	0–40%
62	Denmark	52.0%	up to ≈ 52%
63	Japan	55.0%	up to ≈ 55%
64	Australia	—	Marginal rates, half base
65	Turkey	—	No dedicated tax

Composite = sum of headline rates across the included tax types. Ranges are counted at their lower bound; cells with no numeric rate contribute 0.

Source: 2026 tax dataset · updated 2026-07-11 · rates are headline figures — see each country's tax guide for the full picture.