Slovenia Introduces 25% Capital Gains Tax on Cryptocurrency Transactions
The Slovenian government has unveiled a proposal to impose a 25% tax on profits generated from personal cryptocurrency investments, marking a significant shift in the nation’s digital asset regulatory framework. This move aligns Slovenia with broader EU efforts to standardize crypto taxation policies while potentially impacting retail traders and long-term holders. The tax would apply to capital gains from crypto-to-fiat conversions and crypto-to-crypto trades, with implementation expected by Q3 2025 pending parliamentary approval.