Jurisdictions where crypto to crypto swaps are not taxable events

[Mda]

Like France, which carries this unique exemption, are there other jurisdictions where only the trading from crypto to fiat represent a taxable event ? Thx in advance

 

[OffshoreMonero]

In the jurisdiction of the darknet any crypto to crypto swap isn't a taxable event.

It's always been that way and always will.

 

[Mda]

In the jurisdiction of the darknet any crypto to crypto swap isn't a taxable event.

It's always been that way and always will.

Fun times !

 

[Mda]

Nowhere else ?

 

[bisk]

Poland (exchange to stablecoins is also non-taxable)

 

[TheCryptoAnt]

Like France, which carries this unique exemption, are there other jurisdictions where only the trading from crypto to fiat represent a taxable event ? Thx in advance

Austria

Stables are considered crypto.

 

[zaybxc]

Like France, which carries this unique exemption, are there other jurisdictions where only the trading from crypto to fiat represent a taxable event ? Thx in advance

Cyprus - stablecoins are also considered crypto.

 

[flyingadventures662]

I just want to thank OP for this great thread and give it a bump as I am very interested in this. Would be great to share such more countries. Also if someone knows where it applies for corporate accounting (trading through a company)

 

[khinkali]

Also if someone knows where it applies for corporate accounting (trading through a company)

I have had some advice that in Georgia, the Revenue Service require evidence of money in and out of the company (including benefits in kind) and don't require trade by trade accounting (due to the Estonian-style tax on distribution). The National Bank of Georgia are likely to require trade logs (if you trade other peoples' money), but these don't need to be in local currency. I consider this to be a good compromise, as it avoids the pain of trying to account for ETH->LTC->BNB->XRP->BTC->etc. in local currency.

It looks to me as though Cayman Islands funds work on Net Asset Value (add up the total value of the tokens each month), which is much nicer than trade by trade in some fiat currency.

Does anyone know if Gibraltar private funds can be reported in this way?