Every quotation on this site, read 2026-09-08
Crypto taxes, in the tax authority's own words
Every cell on this site is one sentence from a tax authority's own published guidance, quoted verbatim with the page it is on and the day we read it.
- tax authorities read
- 16
- answers quoted word for word
- 87
- questions the guidance does not answer
- 169
Ask about a transaction Read the method
- 87 treatments quoted verbatimEach one is a sentence from the authority's own page, not a summary of it.
- Every quote dated and checkableThe page each quote came from is kept as text as it read on the day, last 2026-09-08.
- 16 jurisdictionsWhere an authority publishes nothing on a point, the site says so and names the page.
By taxable event
- Selling for fiat 11 of 16 authorities publish on this
- Exchanging one crypto-asset for another 11 of 16 authorities publish on this
- Spending crypto on goods or services 7 of 16 authorities publish on this
- Staking and lending rewards 5 of 16 authorities publish on this
- Mining 7 of 16 authorities publish on this
- Airdrops 5 of 16 authorities publish on this
- NFTs 3 of 16 authorities publish on this
- DeFi lending and liquidity 3 of 16 authorities publish on this
- Gifts and inheritance 4 of 16 authorities publish on this
- Losses 7 of 16 authorities publish on this
- Rate or regime 6 of 16 authorities publish on this
- Holding-period rule 5 of 16 authorities publish on this
- Reporting form 6 of 16 authorities publish on this
- Filing deadline 1 of 16 authorities publish on this
- Exemption or allowance 5 of 16 authorities publish on this
- CARF / DAC8 status 1 of 16 authorities publish on this
How to read the guidance yourself
By jurisdiction
- United Kingdom 12 answers quoted, 4 recorded absent
- United States 12 answers quoted, 4 recorded absent
- Australia 0 answers quoted, 16 recorded absent
- Canada 0 answers quoted, 16 recorded absent
- Germany 10 answers quoted, 6 recorded absent
- France 6 answers quoted, 10 recorded absent
- Ireland 9 answers quoted, 7 recorded absent
- Netherlands 6 answers quoted, 10 recorded absent
- Portugal 6 answers quoted, 10 recorded absent
- Singapore 4 answers quoted, 12 recorded absent
- Switzerland 7 answers quoted, 9 recorded absent
- New Zealand 11 answers quoted, 5 recorded absent
- India 0 answers quoted, 16 recorded absent
- Japan 4 answers quoted, 12 recorded absent
- European Union 0 answers quoted, 16 recorded absent
- International (OECD) 0 answers quoted, 16 recorded absent
How to read a cell
A cell is a quotation, not an answer: it says what the authority wrote, which an accountant can cite, and never what you should do. No rate appears unless the page cited carries it. Where an authority publishes nothing on a point the cell says so and names the page read; where its page could not be read at all, it says that instead.
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Crypto tax: 87 crypto tax treatments quoted verbatim from the tax authority's own guidance and 169 recorded absences (Taxooor Crypto Tax Index).
Cite as: "Taxooor Crypto Tax Index", updated 2026-09-08, https://taxooor.com/.