Bloomberg: Slovenia Plans to Impose 25% Income Tax on Crypto Assets, Effective January 2026 at the Earliest
According to Bloomberg, the Slovenian Ministry of Finance is seeking public opinion on a proposal to impose a 25% tax on profits earned by individuals from the disposal of crypto assets. This proposal, published on Thursday, aims to address gaps in the country's tax system, which currently taxes commercial income from crypto asset transactions but exempts individuals who buy and sell crypto assets as investments. The deadline for public comment on the proposal is May 5th. If approved by parliament, it is expected to come into effect on January 1, 2026.
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