In a period when cryptocurrencies are an integral part of modern investment reality, the need for clear and operational taxation rules is imperative.

In many European Union countries, profits from crypto are already taxed with a clear legislative framework, specific rates and clear declaration procedures. Taxpayers know in advance what they owe, how to declare it and how they can legally use their profits. 

In Greece, despite the fact that a committee has been operating for more than two years to elaborate the framework, there has been no initiative to regulate the issue to date. This prolonged delay creates an institutional vacuum, which translates into legal uncertainty and practical dead-ends for thousands of taxpayers.

The main…