Digital Assets

Cryptocurrency and other digital assets are taxable in Israel. Bitcoin, Ethereum, NFTs, and other tokens are treated as assets, and selling them at a profit triggers capital gains tax. Learn about the applicable tax rates, how to calculate gains and losses on crypto, record-keeping requirements, and how the Tax Authority monitors digital asset transactions.

  1. Bitcoin taxation in Israel

    Bitcoin and cryptocurrency taxation rules

  2. Taxation of NFTs and Digital Assets

    Taxation of NFTs, Tokens and Other Digital Assets

  3. Taxation of crypto mining and staking

    Taxation of mining and staking income

  4. DeFi taxation - decentralized finance

    Taxation of DeFi activity (loans, liquidity)

  5. Reporting on digital currencies

    Reporting duties on holding and selling crypto