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📊 UPDATE ON BITCOIN TAXES IN BRAZIL 🇧🇷

The federal government is studying to apply a IOF ~3.5% on cryptocurrency purchases above R$ 10 thousand, which may directly affect those who buy Bitcoin and other digital currencies. The proposal will still be debated in a public consultation before moving forward in Congress.

🔎 Additionally, since June 2025, Brazil has already been charging a fixed income tax of 17.5% on all profits obtained with crypto, eliminating the old exemption for sales of up to R$ 35 thousand per month.

💬 Do you think it's fair for Brazil to tax even more those who invest in Bitcoin?
👇 Write your opinion and tag those who invest in crypto!

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When to Declare Bitcoin $BTC and Other Cryptocurrencies on Income Tax

With the expansion of the cryptocurrency market, attention to tax regulations becomes increasingly essential. Since 2019, the Federal Revenue Service has established the obligation to declare these investments, according to the guidelines of Normative Instruction 1.888, which is periodically updated to reflect the transformations in the sector.

For Brazil's Income Tax in 2025, it is necessary to declare any cryptocurrency whose acquisition value is equal to or greater than R$ 5,000. This amount must be calculated individually for each type of asset.

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🚨 GOVERNMENT CHANGES CRYPTO TAXATION – END OF EXEMPTION ⚠️

📅 09/09/2025

✍️ By Anderson Nunes – Political Analyst

💥 A new Provisional Measure directly affected the crypto investor's wallet: the exemption for sales up to R$ 35 thousand has been CANCELLED. Now, all profit in crypto will be taxed.

🟥 What has changed:

🔻 END OF EXEMPTION:

Before: sales of crypto with profit below R$ 35 thousand/month were exempt.

Now: any profit will be taxed, even in small transactions.

💸 SINGLE TAX RATE OF 17.5%:

The progressive system (15% to 22.5%) is over. Now everyone pays the same, from the small trader to the whale with millions in profits.

📉 Distortion with the Stock Exchange (B3):

Crypto on B3 (e.g., ETFs) continues to have exemptions. But those trading directly on brokers like Binance are at a disadvantage. 🤔

💬 Direct impacts:

🚫 Discourages small investors

🌍 Encourages flight to international exchanges and DeFi

📉 Reduces visibility and government revenue

⚖️ Creates inequality between financial markets

📣 Binance positions itself against any rule that harms the financial freedom of Brazilians.

We want fair rules, with equality between the Stock Exchange and crypto. Investors need clarity, legal security, and incentives — not punishment.

📢 And you, what do you think of this new taxation?

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💬 Comment your opinion — is this fair?

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Beto Fernandes, Cryptocurrency Analyst at Foxbit, highlighted that taxation is, in fact, unpalatable for most investors, even more so considering the 15% rate. However, the decision in the medium and long term is a way not only to protect the national product, but also to generate more security for Brazilian investors.

"With different rules, international exchanges, in certain situations, may be more lenient, potentially facilitating tax evasion or some other capital flight action. Based on taxation, the tendency is that Brazilian investors, even operating on foreign platforms, have access to security similar to those already present in Brazil, such as actions against money laundering and, mainly, guaranteeing the balance of assets", he said.

Anthonio Araujo, CEO of Smart Business and AB Advocacia, points out that crypto investors are facing a new tax challenge.

"This change is not just a simple line in the tax code; it is a milestone in Brazil's journey to embrace the digital era, recognizing cryptocurrencies as assets worthy of note on the global stage. But, like all change, it brings with it a dose of uncertainty. Those who once sailed through unknown seas with the freedom of the wind, must now sail with one eye on the horizon and the other on the tributary map", he stated.

"These responses are essential for the taxpayer to choose between operating on foreign exchanges, or carrying out their negotiations in the national market, where capital gains rules apply with exemption for transactions of up to R$35 thousand per month", he pointed out.

Cassio J. Krupinsk, CEO of BlockBr, states that decentralization brought a sense of opportunism, but, with this, it brought attention to any sudden regulatory change that would harm the investor.

"Micro investors will not mind the taxation, but the larger ones will be able to migrate their tax domicile or were already prepared to do so”,

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The Lula government has been working on two main fronts regarding cryptocurrencies: regulation and taxation. Recently, the government implemented measures to regulate the cryptocurrency market, assigning the Central Bank the role of overseeing virtual asset service providers. Additionally, the government proposed a new Provisional Measure that ends the tax exemption for cryptocurrencies up to R$ 35 thousand and establishes a rate of 17.5% for capital gains on these assets.

Regulation:

Presidential decree No. 11,563, signed by Lula, regulates Law No. 14,478/2022, known as the Legal Framework for Cryptocurrencies.

This legislation grants the Central Bank the responsibility to authorize, regulate, and supervise companies that offer services related to cryptocurrencies.

The Central Bank will also be able to establish rules for the operation of these companies and carry out their supervision.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM) continues with its competencies, as does the National Consumer Defense System and the agencies responsible for preventing crimes related to cryptocurrencies.

Taxation:

A new Provisional Measure, published by the government, alters the taxation regime for investments, including cryptocurrencies.

The PM ends the tax exemption for gains of up to R$ 35 thousand per month from cryptocurrencies.

Any capital gain from cryptocurrencies will be taxed, following the same logic as other financial investments.

The rate defined in the PM is 17.5% on the profit obtained from the sale of cryptocurrencies.

The PM may also affect the currency exchange market, with the possibility of including cryptocurrency operations in this market.

The lack of differentiation between types of digital assets may generate legal insecurity and hinder market adaptation.

Experts point out that taxation may harm investments and reinforce the government's revenue-raising impetus.#imposto

The lion is coming

Income tax declaration

The Federal Revenue today released rules for making the 2024 declaration.

The rate was increased:

The annual table has been updated. See the new values ​​for this year's declaration, based on last year's income:

Up to R$ 24,511.92 - zero rate, no deduction

From R$ 24,511.93 to R$ 33,919.80 - rate of 7.5%, with deduction of R$ 1,838.39

From R$ 33,919.81 to R$ 45,012.60 - rate of 15%, with deduction of R$ 4,382.38

From R$45,012.61 to R$55,976.16 - rate of 22.5%, with deduction of R$7,758.32

Above R$55,976.16 - rate of 27.5%, with deduction of R$10,557.13

Therefore...

Anyone who receives up to R$ 2,259.20: Will have zero tax rate, without IR deduction

Those who receive from R$ 2,259.21 to R$ 2,826.65: Will have a tax rate of 7.5%, with an income tax deduction portion of R$ 169.44

Those who receive from R$ 2,826.66 to R$ 3,751.05: Will have a tax rate of 15%, with an income tax deduction portion of R$ 381.44

Those who receive from R$ 3,751.06 to R$ 4,664.68: Will have a tax rate of 22.5%, with an income tax deduction portion of R$ 662.77

Above R$4,664.68: Will have a rate of 27.5%, with an income tax deduction portion of R$896.00

The delivery period is from March 15th to May 31st

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Senate approves 15% tax on Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies on exchanges outside Brazil - measure expected to be valid for 2024.

The Senate approved the proposal that changes the Income Tax on investment funds and income obtained abroad, including the tax on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies stored on exchanges outside Brazil. The measure was approved by deputies and senators but still needs to be sanctioned by the president of Brazil, however, as it is a project created by the Executive Branch, it will probably be sanctioned urgently.

Bill 4173/2023 focuses on charging taxes on a series of investments outside the country and proved to be stronger in the taxation of exclusive funds (with few shareholders) and offshores that are maintained by Brazilians abroad. Cryptocurrencies and virtual assets are just one part of this law.

The new rule establishes taxation of up to 15% for cryptocurrencies valued at more than R$6,000, in companies abroad, changing other laws, such as the Civil Code, to tax or increase the rates on exclusive funds and offshore investments. .

Senator Rogério Marinho expressed his opposition to the proposal and commented that the new tax shows the Government's inefficiency in managing the economy. Taxpayers will have the option of updating the value of their assets and rights abroad to market value until December 31, 2023, taxing the difference to the acquisition cost at the definitive rate of 8%.

The proposal does not appear to conflict with current rules and the Federal Revenue Service would continue to provide guidance in this regard. The most important thing about this is that you should look for an expert on the subject, an accountant for example. Only someone who is educated on the subject will be able to tell you how you should pay your taxes.

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🪙 New tax on cryptocurrencies!

Did you know about this?
The new MP 1.303/25, approved by the Lula government, will completely change the way gains from cryptocurrencies are taxed in Brazil.

Previously, the tax was only charged for those who moved above R$ 35 thousand per month.
Now, starting from January 1, 2026, any profit obtained from cryptocurrencies will be taxed at a flat rate of 18%. 😳

This means that, from each R$ 100 of profit, R$ 18 will go directly to the government.
According to the government, the measure aims to "simplify the tax system and increase revenue", but, in practice, it further weighs on the pockets of those who invest in the digital market.

In the meantime, the Parliamentary Front for a Free Market promises to try to block the measure in Congress, arguing that it harms innovation and small investors.

💬 And you, what do you think of this change?
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