Crypto Gambling Tax in Ireland
Gambling winnings
Betting Duty in Ireland is levied on bookmakers, not on punters — individual gambling winnings are generally not taxable income for recreational players.
Crypto gains
Ireland does not have specific crypto tax legislation; Revenue treats gains from disposing of cryptoasset under normal Capital Gains Tax rules, the same as other assets.
Estimated gain
490.00
This is a raw arithmetic gain (proceeds − cost basis − fees) only. Whether and how much of it is taxable depends on your jurisdiction’s rules, your holding period, your other gains for the year, and your personal tax situation — see the notes below.
Notes
- •Irish CGT has long applied a flat rate (commonly cited around 33%) to gains above a small annual personal exemption — verify the current rate and exemption amount, as both can change.
- •Losses can generally be offset against gains in the same or future years under normal CGT rules.
FAQs
Are gambling winnings taxed in Ireland?
Betting Duty in Ireland is levied on bookmakers, not on punters — individual gambling winnings are generally not taxable income for recreational players.
How are crypto gains generally treated in Ireland?
Ireland does not have specific crypto tax legislation; Revenue treats gains from disposing of cryptoasset under normal Capital Gains Tax rules, the same as other assets.
Is this page tax advice?
No. This describes the general structure of the rules as commonly documented, not your specific tax position. Rates, thresholds, and exemptions change frequently — verify current figures with an official source or a qualified tax professional before acting.