Greece to Introduce 10% Tax on Crypto Gains from 2027 with Small Investor Exemption

Greece has approved a new tax policy that will impose a 10% tax on cryptocurrency gains starting in 2027. This move aims to regulate the growing crypto market within the country and generate additional government revenue, according to CoinTelegraph.

The tax will apply only to net gains exceeding 500 euros annually, exempting small-scale investors from the levy. This threshold is designed to protect casual traders and encourage broader participation in digital asset markets.

For Japanese investors and market participants, Greece’s approach reflects a global trend toward clearer taxation frameworks for crypto assets, which may influence regulatory discussions and compliance practices in Japan’s evolving crypto scene.