ME News reports that on September 30 (UTC+8), Bitcoin News posted on X that the Netherlands’ Box 3 tax bill currently under parliamentary review proposes taxing actual annual returns on investments, including unrealized gains on unsold assets. The Dutch Tax and Customs Administration explicitly includes crypto assets held in personal wallets, exchanges, or third-party custodians when calculating actual returns. The Dutch government is exploring a shift to a capital gains tax system, which would tax asset appreciation only upon realization, but stated that the existing 2028 proposal remains the foundation during ongoing deliberations. The bill has been approved by the House of Representatives and is still pending review by the Senate; the final framework may still be adjusted before 2028. (Source: ChainCatcher)
Netherlands Box 3 Tax Bill to Tax Unrealized Crypto Gains Annually
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The Netherlands is advancing a Box 3 tax bill that would tax annual returns, including unrealized gains on crypto assets held in wallets or exchanges. The proposal, currently before the Senate, is based on the 2028 plan and may still change. Traders are monitoring altcoins as the crypto market responds to potential regulatory shifts.
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