Global Trend: Governments Reassess Crypto Taxation
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Turkey is not alone in reconsidering how to tax digital assets. In February, lawmakers in Netherlands advanced a proposal that would introduce a 36% capital gains tax on savings and most liquid investments, including cryptocurrencies. The measure still awaits a Senate vote and, if approved, could take effect in 2028.
The growing wave of crypto taxation proposals highlights how governments worldwide are seeking to formalize digital asset regulation and capture new revenue streams. As adoption expands and transaction volumes rise, policymakers are increasingly focused on integrating cryptocurrencies into existing tax frameworks.