Russia taxes crypto gains: individuals pay personal income tax on profits from selling cryptocurrency, mining income is taxed at market value on receipt, and companies include crypto results in profit tax. Enforcement is real — the tax authority requests exchange data and bank statements, and undeclared crypto income surfaces during any unrelated check. We put crypto holders and businesses in Russia into compliance without overpaying.
What we handle
- Tax qualification of your activity: occasional sales, systematic trading, mining (registry obligations included), staking and lending rewards;
- Preparation of declarations for individuals, including multi-exchange and DeFi histories reconstructed from raw data;
- Cost-basis calculation and documentation that survives a tax audit;
- Responses to tax authority information requests about crypto operations; representation during audits and interviews;
- Penalty mitigation for late declarations — voluntary disclosure usually beats waiting;
- Structuring for expats and relocated professionals: residency status, double-taxation issues after treaty suspensions.
FAQ
I traded on foreign exchanges only — does Russia see it?
Assume yes: fiat on/off ramps through banks are visible, and information exchange with some jurisdictions continues. The risk is not «if» but «when», and voluntary compliance is dramatically cheaper.
I mined at home — is that taxable?
Yes: mined coins are income at market value on receipt, with a separate registry regime for larger operations. We calculate both the tax and whether the registry applies to you.
