Cryptocurrency Taxation in Estonia 2026
Everything about crypto taxation: 22% income tax, FIFO method, staking income declaration and tax calculator.
Cryptocurrency taxation in Estonia is straightforward: profit from selling cryptocurrency is taxed at 22% income tax. Only profit — the difference between sale price and purchase price — is taxable.
Declaration is done annually in the tax return. Deadline is April 30. Crypto income is declared in e-maksuamet under "Other income".
The FIFO method (First In, First Out) is used to calculate profit — the first cryptocurrency purchased is considered the first sold.
What is Taxable?
Taxable
- Selling crypto at a profit (EUR)
- Crypto-to-crypto exchange (BTC to ETH)
- Staking rewards (at market value)
- Lending income (interest)
- Mining income
- Airdrops and bonuses
Not Taxable
- Buying cryptocurrency (deposit)
- Holding cryptocurrency (HODL)
- Transferring between wallets
- Selling at a loss
- Gifting (recipient declares)
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22% income tax — how to calculate and declare
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Tax Calculation Examples
Example 1: Bitcoin Sale
Bought: 1 BTC at 30,000 EUR
Sold: 1 BTC at 50,000 EUR
Profit: 50,000 - 30,000 = 20,000 EUR
Tax: 20,000 x 22% = 4,400 EUR
Example 2: Staking Income
Earned staking: 0.5 ETH
ETH market price: 3,500 EUR
Income: 0.5 x 3,500 = 1,750 EUR
Tax: 1,750 x 22% = 385 EUR
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