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Germany Considers Removing 0% Crypto Tax Starting 2027
The German government is reportedly considering ending the tax exemption rule for crypto assets held for more than one year, with potential implementation starting in 2027.
So far, Bitcoin investors and other crypto asset holders in Germany are not subject to capital gains tax if the assets are held for more than 12 months. This policy makes Germany one of the relatively friendly jurisdictions for long-term crypto investors.
However, this proposed policy change indicates adjustments to fiscal policy as digital asset adoption increases and the government needs to expand its tax base.
If implemented, the removal of this rule could significantly impact investment strategies, especially for investors who have relied on tax-free profits from long-term holdings. The price of XAUUSDT (gold against the US dollar) is moving volatile today after market participants await the direction of US interest rate policies and the latest inflation data. Gold temporarily held above a strong support area due to increased demand for safe-haven assets amid global economic uncertainty. If buying pressure continues to rise, XAUUSDT could test nearby resistance again and continue the short-term bullish trend. However, the strengthening of the US dollar index remains a factor that could suppress gold price increases in the near term. Traders are now focusing on breakout areas to determine the next direction. As long as the price stays above the main support, the rebound opportunity remains quite open with trading volume starting to increase during the US and European market sessions today.
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