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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @Beeteesea 15 Feb freebie \ on: Capital gains tax rates across countries crypto
In Sweden, the tax rate is 30%, applied, for example, to Bitcoin or shares owned in a classic account. However, there is a very popular form of individual savings account with a very low annual fee. You can't own Bitcoin in that vehicle, but there are many certificate and ETF options.
In Norway, the tax rate is 37.84% on shares and 22% on Bitcoin. There are also individual savings account options, but taxes are applied when withdrawals are made. Additionally, Norway has a fortune tax (formuesskatt) of around 1.0–1.1% on net wealth exceeding a certain threshold, which includes the market value of stocks and Bitcoin holdings. Norway also has "exit tax", unrealized captial gains will be taxed if you leave the country.