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Crypto tax calculator 2026: Spain

Crypto tax in Spain for 2026: enter your buy and sell price and see the tax due. The local rules are already built in.

Sale value-
Gain-
Holding period-
Tax due-
Effective tax rate-
Profit after tax-

How we calculated it

Not tax advice. The calculator is a simplified estimate for one sale by a private individual resident in the selected country. Your real tax can differ, for example because of other gains and losses, deductions, local surcharges or business activity. Check with your tax office or a tax adviser.

Crypto tax rules in Spain

Source: sede.agenciatributaria.gob.es. Last checked: 2026-10-22.

Crypto tax rates by country

CountryTax rateTax free after
Austria27.5%No
Brazil0% / 15% - 22.5%No
Croatia12%730 days
Czechia15% / 23%1096 days
France31.4%No
Germany0% - 45%365 days
Hungary15%No
India30% + 4%No
Indonesia0.21%No
Italy33%No
Netherlands36% (box 3)No
Poland19%No
Portugal0% / 28%365 days
Romania16%No
Slovakia19% - 35% + 16%No
Slovenia0%-
Spain19% - 30%No
Switzerland *0%-
Türkiye *0%-
United Arab Emirates0%-
United Kingdom18% / 24%No
United States0% - 37%No
Vietnam0.1%No

* Estimate: this rule is not fully confirmed. Check with a local tax adviser. Last checked: 2026-10-22.

Fees lower your taxable gain in most countries, and low fees keep more of your profit. Lowest fee exchanges

Frequently asked questions

How much is crypto tax in Spain in 2026?

Gains are taxed in savings income brackets: 19% / 21% / 23% / 27% / 30%.

Is long term crypto tax free in Spain?

No. There is no holding period exemption, so holding longer does not change the tax.

How does the crypto tax calculator work?

Pick a country, enter the amount, the buy and sell price, the dates and any fees. The calculator applies that country's 2026 rules (rate, allowance, holding period) and shows the gain, the tax due and the effective rate. You never have to type a tax rate.

Is the result tax advice?

Not tax advice. The calculator is a simplified estimate for one sale by a private individual resident in the selected country. Your real tax can differ, for example because of other gains and losses, deductions, local surcharges or business activity. Check with your tax office or a tax adviser.