Brazil has promulgated a radical overhaul of its cryptographic tax policy. The country has ended its long -standing tax exemptions for small -scale cryptographic investors. Brazil will now impose a stable tax on capital gains of 17.5% on all profits from digital asset transactions.
As of June 12, 2025, all cryptographic transactions – whatever their value or volume – will be subject to a tax on capital gains of 17.5%.
Apparently, Brazil’s new tax policy is part of the temporary measure 1303, a government initiative to stimulate income from financial markets.
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According to local media reports, “the Brazilian government will eliminate the exemption from profits that are up to 35,000 R $ with cryptocurrencies and will fix the tax at 17.5%, to be paid in income tax. The new rule is to a new temporary extent in which the government establishes increases in financial investment tax to increase income. ”
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Brazil ends the monthly exemption
The previous exemption which allowed Brazilians to sell up to 35,000 reais (approximately $ 6,300) per month in tax franchise was abandoned.
However, now each crypto gain is taxable. “”The rate of 17.5% will be general and will affect almost all financial investments. Fixed income securities, which were previously exempt from income tax, will now have a rate of 5% on profits, “said local media.
In particular, the tax measures were taken after the government attempted to increase the collection of the tax on financial transactions (IOF).
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Interestingly, the country also advances several other legislative efforts linked to the crypto. Such a bill, presented in March of this year, would allow employees to receive part of their wages in crypto.
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Main to remember
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The previous exemption which allowed Brazilians to sell up to 35,000 reais (approximately $ 6,300) per month in tax franchise was abandoned. Now each crypto gain is taxable.
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The new tax applies to assets held in auto-castody portfolios and digital assets stored abroad, the closing of gaps and the widening of the tax base.
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