Crypto-asset service providers in Estonia will have to begin reporting transactions to the Tax Board in 2027.
Reports covering a calendar year will have to include the taxpayer’s data, the name of the crypto-asset, the market value at the time of the transaction, and the number of transactions and assets exchanged.
The requirements come with Estonian government approval of amendments to the Tax Information Exchange Act, transposing amendments to the EU Administrative Cooperation Directive into Estonian law, according to a Finance Ministry release Thursday. It said EU tax authorities exchange the collected information by the end of September each ...