Crypto tax in Singapore (2026)
Not tax advice. General information only, figures as of 2026. Rules change and your situation may differ; check the official source or a registered tax adviser before you file.
Key points from IRAS
- Singapore has no capital gains tax. Gains from disposing of tokens held as a long-term investment are not taxed.
- Businesses that buy and sell tokens in the ordinary course of business are taxed on the trading profit. Mining and trading for money is also taxable.
- Whether a gain is trading or capital depends on the facts, including purpose, how often you trade and how long you hold.
- IRAS treats a payment token as intangible property. Paying for goods or services with one is treated as barter, valued at the time of the transaction.
- Businesses paid in tokens record the sale at the open market value of the goods or services in Singapore dollars.
Software
Koinly says on its pricing page that its users come from more than 140 countries and that every feature is free to try before you pay for a report. Check the report for your country in the free preview. CoinTracker says it supports 40+ countries.
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