比特幣：一場稅收革命……但不是每個人

持有三年的比特幣並永久逃避資本利得稅？曾經難以想像的這種情況在捷克共和國正在成為現實。

The Czech Parliament has passed a historic law that will exempt bitcoin gains from taxation after three years of holding. However, this exemption is only applicable to non-commercial assets and has an annual sales limit of 100,000 Czech crowns.

捷克議會已經通過了一項歷史法律，該法律將在三年持有後免除比特幣的收益。但是，這種豁免僅適用於非商業資產，年薪額為100,000捷克冠軍。

The law aims to make the Czech Republic a crypto hub in Central Europe, especially considering Germany's existing law that exempts cryptos after one year of holding.

該法律旨在使捷克共和國成為中歐的加密樞紐，尤其是考慮到德國現有法律在持有一年後免除加密貨幣。

Despite the clear intention, the law lacks specific guidelines on how to prove the Bitcoins' holding period, and the tax authorities will rely on general principles. Additionally, the definition of digital assets is broad, covering Bitcoin and other cryptos but not specifying NFTs or utility tokens, which could lead to varying interpretations.

儘管有明確的意圖，但法律仍缺乏有關如何證明比特幣持有期的具體準則，稅務機關將依靠一般原則。此外，數字資產的定義很廣，涵蓋比特幣和其他加密貨幣，但沒有指定NFTS或實用程序令牌，這可能會導致不同的解釋。

This measure applies to assets purchased after 2024 and sold after 2025. For example, a Bitcoin purchased in 2023 will only be exempt from taxes in 2026.

該措施適用於2024年以後購買的資產，並在2025年之後出售。例如，2023年購買的比特幣僅在2026年免稅。