Crypto tax in the Czech Republic (2026): rules, rate and deadlines

The main crypto tax rules for private investors in the Czech Republic, in plain language, with the official sources.

Checked November 2026Information, not tax advice

3 years

held longer: gains are tax-free

100,000 Kč

crypto income per year up to this: no tax

15% / 23%

on gains (23% on high incomes)

FIFO

oldest coins count as sold first

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The rules

The rules in the Czech Republic in short

Checked November 2026
What is taxed
Selling crypto for money, swapping it for another crypto, paying for goods or services with it. Staking and lending rewards are income when received.
Rate
Other income (§ 10): 15%, and 23% on the part of your total income above CZK 1,762,812 (2026). Gains and losses of the same year are netted.
Not taxed
All crypto income of the year when it totals CZK 100,000 or less (e-money stablecoins excluded). Coins held more than 3 years (up to CZK 40 million a year). Moving coins between your own wallets.
Holding period
3 years for the time test, per purchase; here the oldest coins count as sold first. A net loss of the year is not carried forward.
Where to declare
Personal income tax return, annex 2 (other income under § 10).
Key dates
Calendar year. Return and payment by 1 April of the following year on paper, by 1 May when filed electronically, or by 1 July through a tax adviser (the next working day if that falls on a weekend or holiday).

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What would you pay?

Net gain in 2026600,000 Kč
Tax at 15%90,000 Kč

In Czech koruna. Assumes your crypto income that year is above CZK 100,000, the coins were held 3 years or less and your income stays under the 23% threshold. A simplified example. Your own situation can differ.

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FAQ

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What is taxed on crypto in the Czech Republic?

Selling crypto for money, swapping it for another crypto, paying for goods or services with it. Staking and lending rewards are income when received.

How much tax do you pay on crypto in the Czech Republic?

Other income (§ 10): 15%, and 23% on the part of your total income above CZK 1,762,812 (2026). Gains and losses of the same year are netted.

What is not taxed?

All crypto income of the year when it totals CZK 100,000 or less (e-money stablecoins excluded). Coins held more than 3 years (up to CZK 40 million a year). Moving coins between your own wallets.

Does it matter how long you hold your crypto?

3 years for the time test, per purchase; here the oldest coins count as sold first. A net loss of the year is not carried forward.

Where do you declare crypto?

Personal income tax return, annex 2 (other income under § 10).

When do you declare?

Calendar year. Return and payment by 1 April of the following year on paper, by 1 May when filed electronically, or by 1 July through a tax adviser (the next working day if that falls on a weekend or holiday).

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