Germany §23 EStG Private Sale (Crypto) → Netherlands 🇳🇱
Belastingdienst · Box 3 wealth tax (not CGT)
To file crypto tax in Netherlands, the Germany §23 EStG Private Sale (Crypto) must be translated into Dutch (beëdigd) and Apostilled — filed with Belastingdienst (Box 3 wealth tax (not CGT)).
1,200+ crypto tax engagements over 4 years, USD 2.4B+ in reconciled trading volume.
Netherlands regime: Box 3 wealth tax (not CGT) — Box 3 reform 2027 → actual-return basis · staking/mining may fall into Box 1.
Treaty: NL-Thailand DTA 2024 · Document language: Dutch (beëdigd).
End-to-end: reconcile cost basis (3-7 days) → prepare Germany §23 EStG Private Sale (Crypto) (7-21 days) → MFA Apostille → Belastingdienst.
First-pass acceptance: 97-99%.
Coverage
How it works
- 1
Map cost basis to destination regime
Method accepted by Netherlands — Box 3 wealth tax (not CGT).
- 2
Prepare Germany §23 EStG Private Sale (Crypto)
7-21 working days at 12,000-32,000 บาท.
- 3
Dutch (beëdigd) translation
Registrar-listed translator with crypto/DeFi/NFT glossary.
- 4
MFA legalisation
Chaeng Wattana — 2-3 working days.
- 5
Apostille
MFA Apostille route.
- 6
File with Belastingdienst
e-Filing portal or via destination tax-counsel network.
Frequently asked questions
How does Netherlands classify crypto?
Box 3 wealth tax (not CGT)
Does Netherlands accept Thai Apostille?
Yes — MFA Apostille suffices.
Which treaty applies?
NL-Thailand DTA 2024
Translation language?
Dutch (beëdigd), by a translator accepted by the destination authority or the Thai MFA.
Is long-term holding tax-free in Netherlands?
Taxable in all cases (US/UK/JP/CA/NL/FR).
Estimated total cost?
12,000-32,000 บาท + translation THB 1,000-2,000/page + MFA THB 400 + free Apostille + Belastingdienst fees.
Timeline?
Reconcile 3-7 days + prepare 7-21 days + destination approval 14-60 days.