Accounting and taxes for your cryptocurrencies in Chile

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We recommend — for several reasons — getting advice a few months before making any move that triggers taxes (for example, selling or swapping crypto).

Because we understand crypto assets and we also help you diversify and reinvest intelligently. Our advice doesn't stop at crypto.

NSS was the first firm in Chile to specialise in crypto asset taxation. We have more than 5 years of experience and several million USD optimised for our clients.

We have specific plans for this. There is generally an initial fee and then a fee to maintain the structure.

With good planning, we achieve around a 30% reduction in the tax burden. Our advisory averages a 7x-10x ROI, and more in some cases.

Yes. Our services qualify as deductible expenses that you can use to reduce your tax burden.

Yes, you can pay by credit card through Webpay, and we usually offer instalments.

Yes. A swap between cryptocurrencies is a disposal: a capital gain is determined even if you never convert to pesos. It is one of the points where we most often see a gap between what was reported and what should have been.

They are different events and are reported differently. What they have in common is that they generate income at the moment you receive them, with a cost basis that later determines the result when you sell. We review each case.

Holding them does not generate income tax on its own. But if they sit on an exchange outside Chile, you may need to report them in the DJ 1929.

Yes. We work with exports from Binance, Kraken, Coinbase and any platform that produces a CSV, as well as your own wallets.