A Box 3 tax bill under review in the Dutch parliament would tax investments based on actual annual returns, including gains on assets that have not been sold, according to a post by Bitcoin News on X. The Dutch Tax Administration has also made clear that crypto assets held in personal wallets, on exchanges, or with third parties would be included when calculating actual returns. At the same time, the Dutch government is studying a shift to a capital gains tax model that would tax appreciation when gains are realized. Even so, it said the current 2028 proposal remains the basis while those changes are being reviewed. The bill has already passed the House of Representatives and still requires Senate review. The final system could still change before 2028.
ChainCatcher reported that Bitcoin News said in a post on X that the Dutch parliament is reviewing a Box 3 tax bill that would levy tax based on the actual annual return on investments, including the appreciation of assets that have not been sold.
Under the proposal described in the post, the Dutch Tax Administration would include crypto assets held in personal wallets, on exchanges, or with third parties when calculating actual returns.
The 2028 proposal remains the current basis
The Dutch government is also studying a move to a capital gains tax system, under which asset appreciation would be taxed when gains are realized. Still, it said the current 2028 proposal remains the basis while those changes are under review.
The bill has already passed the House of Representatives and is still awaiting review by the Senate. The final framework could still be adjusted before 2028.
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