Netherlands seeks public feedback on crypto tax rules: report
The Netherlands is seeking public feedback on proposed regulations for monitoring cryptocurrency ownership, in a bid to align its tax laws with European Union standards.
According to an Oct. 24 announcement from the Dutch Ministry of Finance, the proposed laws would require crypto service providers, including exchanges, to collect, verify, and share their user data with the Dutch Tax Administration.
This mandate, set to take effect on Jan. 1, 2026, is part of broader EU efforts to prevent tax evasion and improve transparency on digital asset ownership. The Ministry of Finance has urged crypto service providers and the public to submit their opinions by Nov. 21.
Under the proposed rules, crypto providers must…
