Tassa sulle criptovalute in Polonia e nel Regno Unito

According to the state of law as of September 2021, Poland and the United Kingdom have signed an agreement on the avoidance of double taxation. This means that if you have already paid capital tax in the country where you reside (in this case, the United Kingdom), you should not be taxed again in Poland after moving. Capital gains tax in Poland applies to profits obtained from the sale of capital assets, such as cryptocurrencies. However, these rules may vary depending on various factors, such as the date of acquisition and sale of the cryptocurrency, sale circumstances, etc. Regarding control, the Polish Tax Office has the right to verify whether all your income has been correctly reported and taxed. This means that they may request documents confirming that you have paid capital gains tax in the United Kingdom.

In case of permanent relocation to Poland and payment of capital gains tax in the UK, the Polish Tax Office may claim the right to further taxation of the taxpayer. The reason for this is the fact that Poland also has its own regulations regarding the taxation of cryptocurrency income, so the taxpayer may be obliged to pay additional tax in Poland. Payment of tax in the UK does not necessarily resolve the issue if the Polish Tax Office requires additional taxation. Despite paying tax in one country, the other country may still claim the right to tax cryptocurrency income based on its own tax regulations. In the event of an audit in Poland, the Tax Office will want to obtain information regarding cryptocurrency income and any tax payments related to them. Documents confirming cryptocurrency purchase, sale, or exchange transactions, as well as proof of tax payment in the UK, may be required. The Tax Office may also verify whether the taxpayer has paid the appropriate amount of tax in accordance with Polish tax regulations.