Maintaining tax rate fosters investment confidence: By keeping the capital gains tax on digital assets at 26%, Italy aims to attract and retain investors in the sector. The decision, made by Giulio Centemero, provides clarity as the proposed increase to 42% has been discarded.
End of tax-free Threshold signals new policy: With the elimination of the 2,000-euro tax-free Threshold, Italy’s updated fiscal policies reflect a commitment to regulatory evolution. Starting 2026, the tax will increase to 33%, showcasing Italy’s strategic approach to the digital asset industry.
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