Starting in 2024, Austrian crypto service providers automatically withhold a 27.5% capital gains tax on Bitcoin sales and certain crypto income if the statutory conditions are met. This applies mainly to cryptocurrencies acquired after February 28, 2021, with gains taxed regardless of holding period. The tax is withheld and paid directly to the tax office, simplifying tax reporting for investors using domestic exchanges. However, foreign exchanges do not withhold this tax, so investors must report gains themselves. Accurate tax withholding depends on the provider having complete acquisition cost data and transaction history.
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