Taxation of crypto assets (cryptocurrency)

Have you invested in crypto-assets and are unsure about the tax rules?

Crypto-assets can trigger tax liability when selling, exchanging or even using crypto-assets to purchase goods and services. It is important to be aware of your tax liability and when and how to report gains and losses to the tax authorities.

Taxation rules of crypto-assets are complex and largely based on practice. Whether you're a private investor, running a company, or managing a crypto-asset service provider (CASP), it is crucial to stay updated on the current tax rules to avoid unforeseen tax challenges.

Samar Law can assist with the following tasks, among others:

  • Representation in complaints cases: We represent you in connection with complaints about decisions from the Danish Tax Agency and other relevant authorities and ensure that your rights are protected in the best possible way.
  • Defense in criminal tax cases: In criminal cases where you have been charged with evading gains on crypto-assets, we act as your defense counsel and lead your case.
  • Binding ruling: If you are in doubt about what a certain action will mean for you or your company's tax situation, we help with the entire process of requesting a binding ruling from the Danish Tax Agency.
  • Tax liability assessment: We assess the tax liability of buying and selling crypto-assets and inform you about the tax consequences.
  • Updates and compliance: We keep you up to date with the latest regulatory changes and ensure you comply with all applicable rules.

If you have any questions or are looking for advice, you are welcome to contact lawyer Payam Samarghandi via email at payam@samarlaw.dk or by phone on +45 60 79 37 77.

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