In Austria, selling Bitcoin directly between private individuals is taxed the same as sales via crypto exchanges. The taxable event is the capital gain—the difference between sale proceeds and acquisition cost—with a 27.5% tax rate for Bitcoin acquired after February 28, 2021. Unlike exchange sales, private sales do not have automatic tax withholding, so sellers must document and report gains themselves. Proper records of sale details and payment proof are essential to comply with tax rules. Swapping Bitcoin for other cryptocurrencies is generally not taxable, and older Bitcoin holdings before March 2021 may be tax-exempt if held long enough.
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