Category: Krypto

The trading of cryptocurrencies continues to grow steadily in Germany – and as a result, the tax aspects of digital assets are receiving increased attention. In particular, the VAT treatment of Bitcoin, Ethereum and other crypto-assets frequently leads to uncertainty.
We provide you with a basic overview of the key rules relating to VAT and crypto.

Cryptocurrencies are now widely used as a means of payment or for investment purposes. However, they can also be used as remuneration, offering great potential for employers and employees alike, but also posing many risks and challenges. The following article focuses on the tax implications of cryptocurrency as remuneration.

Would you like to sell cryptocurrencies and transfer the proceeds to your account?
It doesn’t necessarily sound like a problematic process, but it can become a major challenge, keyword: crypto proof of origin or proof of funds. As the crypto market becomes increasingly regulated, this proof is becoming more and more important. In the following article, we will show you why proof of funds may be required for crypto, what it must contain and how you can best prepare for it.

In a letter dated 6 March 2025, the Federal Ministry of Finance (BMF) clarified its position on the taxation of crypto assets and tightened key points. Particular emphasis is placed on the taxpayer’s obligations to cooperate, which have often been underestimated in the past. Anyone who trades in cryptocurrencies or otherwise generates income from digital assets now has a significantly greater responsibility to disclose all tax-relevant information to the tax office in full – regardless of the platform on which the trading took place.