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Capital gains tax by country

Enter a net gain, choose a country and say how long you held, and this tool estimates the capital gains tax using the same verified rules engine as our main calculator, across 72 jurisdictions. Every figure is an estimate, never a filed number.

Estimate my tax

Estimate only, applies 2025/26 rules, not tax advice.

Estimate only, applies 2025/26 rules to a single gain in isolation. It ignores your other disposals, losses, income and allowances. Not tax advice.

What the estimate accounts for

Rate and regime

The tool applies the destination country's rate, and whether that rate is a flat charge or a top marginal band. Where it is a top band that depends on your total income, the result is shown as up to that rate rather than implying a single number.

Holding period

Many countries tax short-term and long-term disposals differently, and some exempt gains entirely once you have held past a threshold. Switching the holding bucket shows how much that distinction is worth for your gain.

Exemptions and special regimes

Some countries exempt gains for individual investors, and some use a special regime, such as a wealth or box-based system, where no simple figure applies. The tool reflects each of these rather than forcing a rate that does not fit.

From estimate to filed figure

A single-gain estimate ignores your other disposals, losses elsewhere, income, allowances and personal circumstances. The full report brings all of that together from your actual transaction history. See also the detailed country guides.

FAQ

How many countries are covered?

72 jurisdictions, using the same rules engine as the main CryptaTax calculator.

Why does it say 'up to' a rate?

Where a country taxes gains at a top marginal band that depends on your total income, the tool shows the ceiling rather than implying a single flat figure.

Is this my actual tax bill?

No. It estimates tax on one gain in isolation. Your filed figure comes from your full report, which accounts for all your activity.

Related

Per-coin tax guides