Bitcoin Tax in Liechtenstein (2026)

No crypto-specific ruleResearch in progressLast reviewed 2026-09-06

The full guide for this country is being researched

What is on this page is verified against the sources listed below. It records the tax authority, the shape of the regime and the reporting duty. Still to be added once our research is reviewed: exemptions. This regime sets no crypto rate, so none will be added.

No tax rule written for crypto

The sources below set no tax rule of their own for crypto. Gains are taxed, or not, under the general law the page names; where the authority publishes guidance or a reporting form, the page says so.

The opened official individual tax-return guide requires you to convert valuable rights in cryptocurrencies, including bitcoins, into CHF and declare them under item 3.1. The source supports a holdings declaration requirement, but it does not state a specific tax treatment for gains from selling, spending, or exchanging bitcoin.

Regime: No crypto-specific rule
Tax authority: Liechtensteinische Landesverwaltung
Tax year: 2025
Reporting duty: Declare valuable rights in cryptocurrencies, including bitcoins, converted into CHF under item 3.1 of the individual tax return.

Frequently asked questions

Must I declare bitcoin holdings in Liechtenstein?

Yes. The official individual return guide says valuable rights in cryptocurrencies, including bitcoins, must be converted to CHF and declared under item 3.1.