Germany has put cryptocurrency taxation on its savings list for the 2027 federal budget, a move that could end the current tax exemption for gains after a one-year holding period. According to BeInCrypto, the Federal Ministry of Finance outlined the plan in its monthly report as part of coalition-agreed consolidation measures.
The cabinet approved key 2027 budget figures including a €543.3 billion spending frame and €110.8 billion in net borrowing, alongside structural savings of roughly €4 billion per year and revenue measures. Under Section 23 of the Income Tax Act, crypto gains are tax-free after 12 months; sales within a year can face income tax rates up to 45%.
Germany Puts Crypto Taxation on 2027 Budget Savings List
2026-07-06 11:39:06
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