Crypto Tax Software for The Netherlands
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Your Taxes...
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Koinly’s super power? We understand how to calculate crypto gains and losses correctly! Koinly knows if a transaction was a capital gain, a loss, income, or a non-taxable event. And the best part? Koinly crunches the numbers for free! See your total holdings, ROI and growth over time on a beautiful dashboard and know how much you are up or down.
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Pay the right amount of tax
Download your crypto tax report
Ready for the big reveal? Koinly’s calculated your crypto tax liability in euros and sorted it into a comprehensive report. Simply upgrade to an affordable plan, download your Dutch crypto tax report, and file your taxes!
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Crypto investors in The Netherlands love Koinly!
Belastingdienst demands rigorous reporting of crypto assets and income. Koinly offers the detail you need to file your crypto tax with confidence. Investors from The Netherlands, Germany, Ireland, and other parts of Europe consistently give 5-star reviews on Trustpilot.
"Excellent support is essential for me, as the transactions in crypto can often be complicated, especially if you are staking or dealing in some of the lesser known Alt Coins. The team at Koinly have always been very good at solving the issues I've had, although it does take some work on my part to explain them properly. "
"Great support for various exchanges, wallets & blockchains. Let's be honest the crypto world is so diverse and can be quite complicated. Having an overview of everything you're doing and doing your taxes has been one hell of a hassle. But with Koinly it is much much easier"
"I have been using Koinly for 2 years now. If you want to do crypto tax, look no further. The software is intuitive and easy to grasp. But the absolute killer is the support.Those guys rock. Whatever question or issue you might have. You will be helped in a quick and professional manner."
Popular questions
Are cryptocurrencies taxed in the Netherlands?
Yes, cryptocurrencies are subject to taxation in the Netherlands. The Dutch tax authority, Belastingdienst, considers cryptocurrencies to be a form of "other assets." For tax purposes, individuals must declare the value of their cryptocurrencies in their annual tax return under Box 3, which is for savings and investments. The value of the cryptocurrencies is calculated based on their market value (in euros) on January 1st of the tax year. The tax rate in Box 3 is based on a fixed assumption about the return on investment of savings and investments, including cryptocurrencies. The actual rate of taxation can vary as it is part of a progressive system that takes into account the total value of an individual's savings and investments.
In The Netherlands, do I need to file crypto taxes even if I made a loss?
In the Netherlands, you are required to report your cryptocurrency holdings as part of your assets in Box 3 (savings and investments) for tax purposes, regardless of whether you made a profit or a loss.
Are crypto to crypto trades taxed in The Netherlands?
In the Netherlands, the taxation of cryptocurrencies, including crypto-to-crypto trades, falls under Box 3 (savings and investments) for income tax purposes. This means that the focus is on the value of your total assets, including cryptocurrencies, as of January 1st of each year, rather than on individual transactions. Crypto-to-crypto trades do not directly trigger a taxable event in terms of capital gains tax because the Dutch tax system for individuals' savings and investments in Box 3 is based on a deemed fixed return on the total value of your assets, rather than actual transactions or capital gains. However, the value of your crypto holdings, as part of your overall assets, must be reported annually.
How are capital gains calculated for crypto trades by Belastingdiesnt?
The Belastingdienst (Dutch Tax Authority) does not calculate capital gains on individual crypto trades for tax purposes in the traditional sense. Instead, in the Netherlands, cryptocurrencies are taxed under Box 3, which covers savings and investments. This approach focuses on the value of your total assets, including cryptocurrencies, as of January 1st each year. Here's how it works:
Asset Valuation: You need to determine the market value of your cryptocurrencies (along with other savings and investments) in euros as of January 1st of the tax year.
Box 3 Taxation: The tax is not directly on the capital gains from individual transactions but on a notional return on the total value of your Box 3 assets. The notional return is assumed by the tax authority based on fixed percentages that apply to different asset value brackets. These percentages aim to approximate the average return on investments.
Tax Rate: The notional return is then taxed at a fixed rate. This system implies that actual gains or losses from specific transactions, including crypto trades, do not directly impact the amount of tax owed.
Since this system taxes the value of assets rather than actual transactions, the concept of capital gains as it is known in many other tax jurisdictions does not directly apply to crypto assets in the Netherlands.
Which exchanges does Koinly support?
Koinly supports over 800 exchanges including major exchanges like Bitvavo, Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, Bitstamp, and Huobi. Even margin trades and futures on Binance, Kraken & others are supported.
How can Koinly help Dutch crypto investors?
Koinly can assist Dutch crypto investors by simplifying the process of tracking their cryptocurrency transactions, calculating potential taxes in euros, and generating reports compliant with the Netherlands' tax regulations, making tax filing easier and more accurate.
