Increasing tax pressure on crypto

We're increasingly being contacted by clients concerned about their tax situation regarding crypto. They want to verify whether their previous tax returns have been filed correctly and whether their current portfolio complies with Belgian regulations. These concerns often arise from planned transfers to a bank account or in response to DAC8, the new European reporting rules that also grant the tax authorities access to data from non-custodial exchanges.

Analysis of the origin and growth of assets

We typically begin by analyzing the source of the assets: what funds were invested in crypto, and how has the assets grown over the years? Based on this, we verify annually whether all tax obligations have been correctly met and whether the tax returns correspond to the applicable tax profile: private management (responsible parent), speculative investor, professional trader, or a combination. For this analysis, we use specialized tools such as CoinTracking, Koinly, or CryptoTaxCalculator, depending on your preferences and the available data.

Regularization of established tax irregularities

If our analysis reveals that certain income has been undeclared or incorrectly classified, we can assist you in correcting these tax irregularities. We guide you through the entire regularization process, focusing on legal certainty, risk mitigation, and discretion.