Belgium · tax guide

Staking rewards and interest in Belgium

Staking rewards and interest on lent crypto are treated as movable income. What the official texts say, what they leave open, and how the estimate handles it.

Checked November 2026Information, not tax advice

What the official texts say

The circular on the new tax on gains (2026/C/74) does not deal with staking. Compass-Alpha treats staking rewards and interest on lent crypto as movable income at 30%, separate from the 10% tax on gains and from the €10,000 exemption.

What is still open

Because the official guidance does not mention staking, points such as the exact moment of taxation and the value to use are not settled. This page is updated when the tax office publishes more.

Keep a record of each reward

Note the date and value of each reward when you receive it. Exchange files usually list rewards: the tax estimate reads them, values them at that day's price and adds them up per year.

Quick estimate · no account needed

What would you pay?

Bought before 2026? Use their value on 31 December 2025, or your higher purchase price if you can prove it. Swaps between coins count as sales too.

Net gain in 2026€25,000
Tax-free allowance− €10,000
Taxed part€15,000
Tax at 10%€1,500

A simplified example. Your own situation can differ.

Worked out in your browser. Nothing is sent or saved.

For the exact figure, upload your exchange files: the estimate for every sale is free with an account.

  • No exchange login, no stored keys

    You upload the files your exchange gives you. We never ask for exchange passwords or wallet signatures. Your data is stored in the EU (Frankfurt) and never sold.

  • One price, no fee per tax year

    Every tax year is included, and your whole history in the files you upload counts for your purchase prices, so older buys are not lost. Pro covers up to 3,000 transactions a year; Pro Large up to 20,000.

  • Free for your accountant

    Share your report and your accountant gets a free dashboard: the figures, open issues and a CSV. No subscription for them. Available for accountants in Belgium and the Netherlands.

    For accountants →