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Next up · 4 events in pack (20262027)

  • FR: May–June online (by département)2026-05-21
  • FR: May–June (form 3916-bis with IR)2026-05-22

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  • European Union EUcrypto specific

    1 January 2026 (DAC8 collection begins)

    Per European Commission materials, DAC8 rules apply from 1 January 2026. Reporting Crypto-Asset Service Providers (RCASPs) are expected to collect data on reportable crypto-asset transactions of EU-resident users from that date. Member-state transposition details vary.

    Crypto angle: DAC8 is a reporting framework (platforms → tax admins), not a capital-gains formula. Domestic tax rules still decide what users owe.

  • Netherlands NLcrypto specific

    1 January (Box 3 reference / peildatum) · 2026

    Box 3 wealth tax uses reference-date valuations (commonly 1 January). Rules have been in legislative flux — confirm Belastingdienst guidance for the year.

    Crypto angle: Snapshot crypto valuations at the peildatum; keep exchange/wallet evidence. Box 3 treatment ≠ automatic CGT model.

  • European Union EUinfo return

    2027 (first DAC8 report cycle, MS-specific)

    First RCASP→authority filings for 2026 reportable data generally fall in 2027; exact national deadlines differ. Confirm your Member State tax authority calendar — do not treat this row as a single EU-wide filing day.

    Crypto angle: CASP/RCASP ops: data collection quality in 2026 drives 2027 filings. Users will see more pre-filled / matched data later — keep personal ledgers anyway.

  • United Kingdom GB

    31 January (Self Assessment online) · 2026

    Online Self Assessment and balancing payment for the tax year that ended the previous 5 April.

    Crypto angle: CGT / income characterisation for crypto disposals and rewards; HMRC cryptoassets manuals. Share pooling / same-day / 30-day rules.

  • United States USinfo return

    January 31 (broker 1099s to recipients)

    Brokers generally furnish many information returns (including digital-asset Form 1099-DA era forms) to recipients by 31 January. Confirm IRS instructions for the tax year — rules and transitional relief evolve.

    Crypto angle: Reconcile 1099-DA / broker proceeds with your own wallet+exchange history. Missing cost basis on broker forms is common — keep independent records.

  • Germany DE

    End February (mit Steuerberater, typical) · 2026

    When a Steuerberater is engaged, the filing deadline is often extended into February of the second following year (e.g. 2024 return → Feb 2026). Confirm the BMF decree for the year.

    Crypto angle: Advisor calendars still need complete lot/holding-period data for §23 analysis — software exports ≠ legal characterisation.

  • Switzerland CH

    Cantonal (often Mar–May) · 2026

    No single federal filing day — each canton sets the Steuererklärung / déclaration deadline (extensions common). Check your canton.

    Crypto angle: Wealth tax + income characterisation; many cantons reference ESTV crypto valuation lists.

  • Spain ESinfo return

    31 March (Modelo 720 foreign assets) · 2026

    Informative return on certain foreign assets above thresholds. Filing window typically 1 January–31 March. Confirm current Agencia Tributaria instructions and thresholds.

    Crypto angle: Complements (does not replace) crypto income/gains in Renta. Overlaps conceptually with Modelo 721 for crypto abroad — check which form(s) apply.

  • Spain EScrypto specific

    31 March (Modelo 721 crypto abroad) · 2026

    Informative declaration of virtual currencies located abroad. Same seasonal window as Modelo 720 in recent years — confirm Agencia Tributaria calendar and thresholds.

    Crypto angle: Spain-specific crypto reporting form for foreign-held crypto. Distinct from computing IRPF gains in the Renta campaign.

  • United States US

    April 15 (federal individual) · 2026

    Federal Form 1040 due mid-April; weekends/holidays shift the date. Extensions available (Form 4868) — payment still generally due in April.

    Crypto angle: Digital assets question on Form 1040; disposals often on Form 8949 + Schedule D; income schedules for rewards.

  • United States USinfo return

    April 15 (FBAR FinCEN 114, auto-extend to Oct) · 2026

    Report of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts if aggregate foreign accounts exceed the threshold. Automatic extension typically to 15 October. Separate from Form 1040.

    Crypto angle: Some foreign-exchange / hosted-wallet arrangements may raise FBAR questions — facts-specific; not every crypto account is an FBAR account. Confirm FinCEN/IRS guidance.

  • Canada CA

    April 30 (T1) · 2026

    Individual T1 due 30 April. Self-employed often 15 June for filing (balances owing still generally due 30 April).

    Crypto angle: CRA guidance on income vs capital; ACB tracking across exchanges/wallets; Schedule 3 for capital gains.

  • Netherlands NL

    1 May (typical invitation deadline) · 2026

    Belastingdienst sends invitations; default individual deadline often 1 May unless extended. Confirm your letter / Mijn Belastingdienst.

    Crypto angle: Report Box 3 crypto where applicable; separate any income characterisation if you trade as enterprise.

  • France FR

    May–June online (by département) · 2026

    Déclaration des revenus en ligne — exact cut-off depends on département / zone. Paper earlier. Confirm calendrier fiscal each spring.

    Crypto angle: Plus-values crypto often via annexe 2086; flat-tax vs progressive option; €305 disposal threshold rules.

  • France FRcrypto specific

    May–June (form 3916-bis with IR)

    Declaration of foreign accounts (including many crypto accounts held abroad) is typically filed with the income-tax return on form 3916 / 3916-bis. Same seasonal window as the déclaration des revenus.

    Crypto angle: Hosted exchange accounts and some foreign wallets may need listing — confirm current DGFiP instructions for the year. Distinct from computing plus-values on 2086.

  • Canada CA

    June 15 (self-employed filing) · 2026

    Self-employed individuals and their spouse/partner often have until 15 June to file. Payment of balance owing is still typically 30 April.

    Crypto angle: Trading-as-business characterisation vs capital — facts-and-circumstances; software does not decide.

  • Australia AUcrypto specific

    30 June (tax year end — freeze records) · 2026

    Australian individual tax year ends 30 June. Not a filing deadline — a record-boundary date for CGT events and cost base.

    Crypto angle: Export exchange/wallet histories as of FY end; ATO expects records that substantiate disposals and cost base.

  • Spain ES

    April–June Renta campaign (often ~30 June) · 2026

    Campaña de la Renta typically opens in April and closes end of June. Confirm Agencia Tributaria calendar annually.

    Crypto angle: Crypto gains/income in IRPF as applicable; keep exchange/wallet records.

  • Germany DE

    31 July (ohne Steuerberater) · 2026

    Typical Einkommensteuererklärung deadline without tax advisor. Confirm BMF/ELSTER for the assessment year.

    Crypto angle: Private Veräußerungsgeschäfte (§23) / 1-year holding; Freigrenze; separate income-like rewards.

  • United Kingdom GBincome tax payment

    31 July (second payment on account) · 2026

    Second payment on account toward the current year's Self Assessment liability (if PoA apply). Confirm your HMRC statement.

    Crypto angle: Large prior-year crypto gains can trigger payments on account even before the next SA return is filed.

  • United States USextension

    October 15 (extended return) · 2026

    Typical automatic extension deadline if Form 4868 filed. Confirm IRS calendar for the year.

    Crypto angle: Extension does not extend time to pay tax owed; crypto cost-basis cleanup often drives October filings.

  • Australia AU

    31 October (self-preparers) · 2026

    Individual returns for non-agent lodgers typically due 31 October. Registered agents may have later lodgment schedules.

    Crypto angle: ATO treats crypto as CGT asset for many disposals; 50% discount if held >12 months where eligible.

  • United Kingdom GB

    31 October (Self Assessment paper) · 2026

    Paper Self Assessment deadline is earlier than online. Most filers use online by 31 January instead.

    Crypto angle: Same CGT/income reporting obligations; paper filers still need disposal records for HMRC.

  • Italy IT

    30 November (Redditi PF telematic, typical) · 2026

    Dichiarazione Redditi persone fisiche telematic deadline has commonly fallen on 30 November in recent years. Confirm Agenzia delle Entrate calendar for the year (730 has a different path).

    Crypto angle: Crypto gains/income characterisation under Italian rules; monitoring obligations may also apply (quadro RW / IVAFE) — see separate row.

  • Italy ITcrypto specific

    With Redditi PF (quadro RW / monitoring) · 2026

    Foreign-asset monitoring (quadro RW) and related IVAFE questions are typically handled inside the Redditi filing cycle. Exact duties depend on holding facts — confirm AdE instructions.

    Crypto angle: Crypto held via foreign intermediaries / wallets can trigger monitoring questions even when the income computation differs. Keep year-end valuations.

  • Switzerland CHcrypto specific

    Year-end (ESTV crypto Kursliste cue) · 2026

    ESTV publishes indicative year-end crypto exchange rates used by many cantons for wealth-tax valuations. Publication timing varies — treat 31 Dec as the valuation cue, then watch ESTV release.

    Crypto angle: Wealth-tax inventory of coins/tokens at year-end; keep self-custody + exchange balances as of 31 Dec.

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