The European Union Cryptocurrency

[125] Buying or selling bitcoin is therefore exempt from VAT in all EU Member States. Most jurisdictions and authorities have yet to enact laws governing

No VAT on Bitcoin Exchange in the EU

The CJEU ruled that transactions to exchange a traditional currency for bitcoin virtual currency were not subject to value added tax (VAT).

VAT/GST harmonisation challenges for digital assets such

The decision establishes that, under the EU's VAT Directive, Bitcoin exchange services for traditional currencies are not subject to VAT

ECJ rules that buying and selling Bitcoin is exempt from VAT

To date, there has been no consistency of approach within the EU. In some places Bitcoin is subject to VAT; in others it is exempt. In some states, there is no

Tax and VAT relating to Bitcoin and other virtual currencies

The exchange of Bitcoin will fall under the exemption from the VAT Act for financial services found in section 3-6 of the VAT Act (Value Added Tax Act). Read

EU reviews VAT on crypto-assets

The European Commission's VAT Committee is reviewing the Value Added Tax issues arising from cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, Spice and utility tokens.