Crypto tax return
Consolidating exchange and wallet data, disposal sequence, wallet separation and a plausible derivation of every figure through to the Anlage SO form.
Read more →A German certified tax practice working exclusively on crypto assets. Advice is given in English throughout — including correspondence with the tax office and representation before the fiscal courts. Start from where you actually are.
Most engagements begin not with a service but with an occasion. Pick the one closest to yours.
Open years, nothing filed, and growing pressure from the reporting duties. Disclosure stays available until a statutory bar takes effect.
A request for information, an audit order or proceedings already opened: what matters first is which kind of letter you are holding.
A frozen withdrawal or an account refused. What is missing is an unbroken chain of evidence for the origin of the funds — and it belongs before you submit.
Volume, borrowing, automation, how you appear on the market. The holding period for your entire holding turns on this classification.
Exit tax in the country you leave, acquisition evidence secured before the move, and the German registration that follows.
Exit taxation, residence, evidence. The decisions are made before the move — afterwards they can barely be corrected.
Everything between your raw transaction data and a defensible return — including the evidence your bank asks for, not only the tax office.
Consolidating exchange and wallet data, disposal sequence, wallet separation and a plausible derivation of every figure through to the Anlage SO form.
Read more →Timing of receipt, valuation of rewards, airdrops, liquidity pools and wrapping — the cases where standard software regularly fails.
Read more →Where a withdrawal is frozen or an account refused: building a chain of evidence across the blockchain that documents the origin of funds without gaps.
Read more →Avoiding exit tax in the country you leave, securing acquisition evidence, and the registration that follows — from tax number to certificate of residence.
Read more →The tax consequences of departure and the documentation that must exist beforehand. With our own offices in Barcelona and Dubai.
Read more →Where private asset management ends and a trade begins — and what follows once it has.
The dividing line for high-frequency trading, leverage and credit-financed positions, with the consequences for trade tax.
Read more →When block creation becomes a trade, how equipment and electricity are treated, and what a technically necessary node does not trigger.
Read more →Recognition, measurement at the reporting date and the VAT questions that arise around NFTs and services paid in crypto.
Read more →For freelancers and small businesses: how inflows and outflows are recorded and where the cash basis differs from the balance sheet.
Read more →Where the tax office has already written, or is about to.
Complete disclosure for undeclared years, with the reconstruction of the transaction history that completeness requires.
Read more →Information request, audit order or criminal proceedings already opened: classifying the letter, reconstructing the history and whether a disclosure is still open.
Read more →Preparation and representation during an audit, by someone who conducted them for nine years.
Read more →Keeping assessments open, suspension of enforcement, and proceedings before the tax courts and the Federal Fiscal Court.
Read more →Written opinions for courts, banks and other advisers. Court-appointed expert at the Frankfurt (Oder) Regional Court.
Read more →For businesses building on blockchain rather than merely holding crypto.
Reviewing crypto tax software against the German requirements for record keeping, including process documentation.
Read more →Technical support for providers: which data a German return actually needs, and in which form.
Read more →Token allocation to employees, treasury questions and the tax structuring of a project from the outset.
Read more →Every service page above exists in English. Some of the longer background articles under Knowledge are still German only; we are translating them progressively, and each German page carries a link to its English counterpart once one exists.
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