Do you need advice on reporting your crypto income, or on filing your income tax return?
Income tax campaign methodology
As every year, if we file an income tax return or a wealth tax return, we have our appointment with the Tax Agency. If you have obtained income from your cryptoassets, you must include it in your IRPF.
Quote and acceptance.
For us to help you with your income tax return, the first step is for you to know the cost of the service, as it varies depending on factors such as the number of transactions you carried out in the tax year to be reported, how you can send us that information, whether you want us to file the return, or simply the crypto report so that your usual advisor can file it.
Based on the above information, we will send you a quote tailored to your case, and once you accept it, we will begin work.
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Submission of information, preparation and filing of the return.
Once you have provided us with the information on your cryptoassets, we process it to include it in your income tax return or, where applicable, your wealth tax return, and we ultimately file them with the Tax Agency.
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I only need the crypto report so that my advisor can file the income tax return.
If you have a trusted advisor and want them to file your return, we can prepare a report on your crypto transactions, which they can use to add that data to your return when it is filed.
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Advisory firms and crypto reports.
If you are an advisory firm and are looking for experts for the crypto component of your clients’ IRPF returns, write to us and we will prepare a summary report of your clients’ crypto transactions, so that you only have to include them in their return.
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Deadlines
From April 8, 2026
Until June 30, 2026
Direct debit: until June 25, 2026
2025 income tax and wealth tax campaign
How can we help you with the income tax and wealth tax campaign?
If you hold cryptoassets and they generate any type of income for you, or you have simply exchanged a cryptocurrency for FIAT money or for another crypto, or you have sold an NFT, you have carried out transactions that affect your income tax or wealth tax return.
At the firm, we have the professionals and the technological tools to help you carry out this task.
Support service for consultancies
If you have a firm or a tax advisory practice and your clients have carried out transactions with cryptoassets during the tax year that must be included in the corresponding IRPF or Wealth Tax return, etc., but you are not used to this type of transaction—often very complex due to the amount of information to handle—do not worry; we can help you.
Get in touch with us, and with the information you provide, we will prepare a detailed report with the necessary data so that you can prepare the return in question.
Income tax (IRPF)
If you have cryptoassets and have carried out transactions with them throughout the year, you are required to report in your personal tax (IRPF) the income (gains or losses, interest, etc.) you have obtained during the tax year.
We can help you prepare and file your income tax return or wealth tax return.
Book an appointment and we will explain.
Sale or ownership of NFTs
The transfer of an NFT produces tax effects, and these may vary depending on whether you dedicate yourself to minting them, and then selling them, that is, whether it is an economic activity for you, or not.
If you have doubts about whether you must include them in your income tax or wealth tax return, or about the IRPF or VAT taxation of that transfer, contact us and we will advise you.
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Personalised approach
Each return—whether income tax or wealth tax—is always tailored to measure, depending in each case on the income received or held by the taxpayer.
The diversity and complexity of crypto operations (trading, staking, farming, etc.), and the often enormous volume of information to process, makes the differences between cases even more pronounced.
We adapt to the needs of each specific case and each client.
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Would you like to know more about the income tax and wealth tax campaign?
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to report the purchase of cryptocurrencies in my income tax return?
No. The purchase of cryptocurrencies, in itself, is not subject to taxation. However, when you sell or exchange them, you may have to pay tax if you obtain any gain from doing so.
What if I exchange (swap, barter) one cryptocurrency for another?
In this case, yes. The exchange of cryptocurrencies is a transfer of assets, so you must declare the gains or losses obtained in your return.
¿Qué sucede si no declaro en la renta o patrimonio mis rendimientos derivados de mis criptomonedas?
Failing to report them may result in penalties from the Tax Agency. Please note that the Tax Agency has information on this provided by custodians.
He pagado una factura con criptomonedas, ¿afecta el pago a mi declaración sobre la renta?
Yes. By making the payment, you have transferred cryptocurrencies and therefore you will have a gain or loss, which may affect your return.
¿Cómo tributa el staking de criptomonedas?
Income obtained from staking is classified as income from movable capital and is taxed in the savings tax base. It is recognised at the time it is obtained, at the market value of the reward at that moment.
¿Y los airdrops y forks?
It depends. Each case must be analysed individually, but as a general rule, the Tax Agency treats them as capital gains, included in the general IRPF tax base at the market value at the time of receipt.
