What taxes are applied to cryptocurrencies in Spain? What obligations exist depending on the different operations? What reporting tools exist and which are the best? How are they used? Bit2Me Academy has just launched a free course on taxation and a certificate of tax specialization with the collaboration of the best experts in the field.
Taxation and Taxes of Bitcoin and other Cryptocurrencies (free and without certificate)
In this first course, which is completely free, users will be able to learn how taxation in Spain affects them with cryptocurrencies in different operations: trading, mining, holding, DeFi... In short, with the activities that have an impact on taxes.
"The important thing," says Santos Gutiérrez, Project Manager of Bit2Me Academy, "is that whoever is operating knows how it can affect them and how they can declare these types of operations." The course, organized by topic and enriched with videos, describes what points must be taken into account for an inspection, to have everything in order, and what are the forms that affect the different operations.
In addition, experts from the Tax area of different offices, as well as the AEAT and the Regional Tax Authorities, have been invited to this course. This way we have exclusive and updated content. And, best of all, it is completely free for the community. Click here to start learning about taxation and taxes on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
Cryptocurrency Tax Specialization Certificate (€49 with certificate)
This course is aimed at deepening the technical aspects and the use of reporting tools to file tax returns. It is primarily aimed at tax professionals (tax and business advisors, lawyers, economists, civil servants, etc.) who wish to learn more about cryptocurrency taxation in Spain. At the end of the course there is an exam that must be passed to obtain the certificate.
In both courses, “we have been helped by Jose Antonio Bravo, from Ágora, Jesús Lorente from CL Cripto, two of the top experts in cryptocurrency taxation. Cuatrecasas with one of its partners and the Écija office, through Patricia Gómez,” explains Santos Gutiérrez. “The good thing is that we have views from both the crypto and corporate sides. Another of the strong points is that we have direct participation from both the central Tax Agency and the Basque agencies.” You can access this specialization through this link.
