EU Considers Crypto Tax Proposal to Generate €28 Billion Over Seven Years

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The EU is considering a crypto tax plan to raise €28 billion for its 2028–2034 budget, according to on-chain news. The proposal includes a 0.1% tax on crypto transactions and a capital gains levy, expected to generate €3–4 billion and €1–2.4 billion annually, respectively. A 3% tax on large digital firms could bring in €5 billion yearly, while online gambling is targeted for €1.9 billion. Crypto news outlets report the plan faces resistance from member states and remains uncertain.

Odaily Planet Daily reports: The European Commission is evaluating a proposal to impose a unified tax on crypto companies, the online gambling industry, and large digital platforms to generate additional revenue for the EU budget from 2028 to 2034. A 0.1% tax on crypto transactions is expected to generate approximately €3 to €4 billion annually for the EU budget; a crypto capital gains tax is projected to contribute €1 to €2.4 billion annually.

The European Commission estimates that the two aforementioned crypto taxes could generate approximately €28 billion in revenue over a seven-year budget cycle. Additionally, a 3% tax on large digital companies is expected to yield €5 billion annually, while online gambling taxes are projected to contribute €1.9 billion per year. The proposals still face opposition from member states, and their final implementation remains uncertain. (POLITICO)

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