Greece approves 10% crypto gains tax with €500 annual exemption

Greece’s parliament approved a 10% tax on cryptocurrency gains on Nov. 5, establishing the country’s first comprehensive crypto tax framework while exempting annual gains of up to €500. According to Reuters, the legislation brings dedicated cryptocurrency tax rules into Greek…
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