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Czech Republic Officially Enacts Crypto Tax Exemption for Long-Term Holders

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In a significant step for the country’s cryptocurrency landscape, Czech President Petr Pavel has officially signed a bill that exempts capital gains taxes on digital assets held for more than three years. While largely symbolic, the move cements the legislation as law, offering greater clarity and incentives for long-term crypto investors.

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The bill, which was unanimously approved by the Czech parliament in early December, reflects the government’s growing recognition of cryptocurrency’s role in the financial sector. By eliminating capital gains taxes on long-term holdings, the new law aligns the Czech Republic with other progressive nations, fostering a more crypto-friendly environment.

3D ILLUSTRATION Three LITECOIN cryptocurrency with Czech Republic flag on background.

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This development is expected to encourage long-term investment in digital assets, reduce tax burdens on crypto traders, and enhance the country’s position as a favorable jurisdiction for blockchain innovation.

The Czech Republic’s decision to provide tax incentives for long-term cryptocurrency holders is just one of several financial reforms underway in the country. Notably, Andrej Babiš, the billionaire former prime minister and current leader of the conservative ANO 2011 party, has been vocal about the need for balanced crypto regulations and fair taxation. During his keynote address at The Block’s Emergence conference in Prague last December, he emphasized the importance of establishing a regulatory framework that supports innovation while ensuring financial stability.

In another significant move, the Czech National Bank’s board recently approved a proposal to explore expanding its investment portfolio to include additional asset classes, such as bitcoin. Governor Michl revealed that the central bank is considering allocating up to 5% of its €140 billion ($146 billion) reserves to bitcoin, signaling a potential shift toward digital asset integration within the country’s financial system.

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