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How futures profits are taxed where you live, country by country. Information, not tax advice.

Quote screen showing market data in several colours, the kind of setup an e-resident trader running an Estonian OU works with.Tax by countrye-Residency and an OU for futures trading: does it work?Zero tax until you distribute, an EU company opened from your sofa, a card that signs documents. Here is what an Estonian OU really does for a futures trader, and the part that decides whether it works at all.Oct 5, 2026 · 9 min readA Wall Street street sign in New York, the market a trader keeps trading after relocating to Cyprus for tax residence.Tax by countryRelocating to Cyprus as a full-time futures trader in 2026Cyprus is on every relocation list and almost every list gets the important part wrong: your trading profit is not a dividend, and non-dom status does nothing for it.Oct 5, 2026 · 10 min readA quote screen filled with colour-coded market data, the kind of setup a futures trader takes with him when relocating to MaltaTax by countryRelocating to Malta as a full-time futures trader in 2026Malta's remittance basis is real, and it probably does not do what you think for someone who trades from a desk in Sliema. What actually changes when you move, and how it compares with Cyprus.Oct 5, 2026 · 10 min readFacade of the New York Stock Exchange with American flags, the home of the listed markets behind the CME index futures Irish traders compare with spread betsTax by countrySpread Betting vs CME Futures for Irish Traders: An Honest ComparisonEveryone in Ireland repeats that spread betting is tax free and futures are not. Here is what section 613 actually exempts, what the 33% CGT really costs, and what you give up on execution.Sep 21, 2026 · 9 min readThe facade of the New York Stock Exchange hung with American flags, the home of the US rules that decide how futures profits are taxed.Tax by countryTrader Tax Status for Futures: Does TTS Beat the 60/40 Rule?Trader tax status gets you the write-offs, but the section 475 election can quietly hand back the 60/40 treatment on every futures contract you trade. The numbers, both ways.Sep 21, 2026 · 12 min readPlaca stradală Wall Street din New York, piața unde ajung ordinele traderilor români care compară regimul de reținere la sursă cu brokerii străini.Tax by country1% vs 3% Withholding on Romanian Broker Trades ExplainedThe 1% and 3% withholding rates sound cheap next to the 10% you declare yourself. For an active futures trader they often are not, and the reason is what the rate applies to.Sep 14, 2026 · 10 min readA trading desk with several monitors and a laptop, the setup of a Hungarian futures trader preparing the year's ETÜ figures for the tax return.Tax by countryAdókiegyenlítés for Trading Losses: The Two-Year OffsetA losing year in Hungary is not necessarily a write-off. Adókiegyenlítés lets you claim back tax paid on the two previous years, but only if you did the boring parts right.Sep 14, 2026 · 9 min readA trading screen packed with green market data, the kind an Irish trader watches instead of waiting on an eight year deemed disposal date.Tax by countryDeemed Disposal vs Futures: Why Irish Traders Are SwitchingEight years in, Revenue taxes an ETF gain you never cashed. Here is what the 38% exit tax costs you, how CGT treats futures instead, and where the real difference sits.Sep 14, 2026 · 10 min readBroker statements and bank summaries next to a calculator on a desk, the paperwork a Czech trader needs to work out whether the 23 percent band applies.Tax by countryCzech 15% vs 23% Tax Rate on Trading Income in 2026A good year on MNQ plus a normal salary can push you over the line without any warning. Where the 23 percent band starts, what counts towards it, and the two follow on effects that cost more than the tax.Sep 7, 2026 · 11 min readThe Wall Street bull statue in black and white, the market where the derivative losses a Finnish trader can deduct from capital income are made.Tax by countryDeducting Trading Losses from Capital Income in FinlandA losing year on CME futures is worth money in Finland, but only if it reaches the return. The five year clock, the pocket the loss can never reach, and what it costs to skip one form.Sep 7, 2026 · 9 min readA desk with a laptop and a tablet showing candlestick charts, the setup a Danish trader uses before working out what the 42 percent capital tax leaves behind.Tax by countryDenmark 42% Capital Tax: The Real Net Return of Prop TradingDenmark has two different 42 percent rates and CME futures land in the one most traders are not thinking about. What is left after tax, and the loss rule that decides it.Sep 7, 2026 · 9 min readA desk with two lit monitors and a mouse, the setup of a Hungarian trader deciding whether a futures account belongs inside a TBSZ.Tax by countryTBSZ and Derivatives: Why Futures Do Not Fit a TBSZ AccountZero tax after five years sounds perfect for a trading account, right up to the moment you read what a TBSZ actually requires. Here is why futures do not fit, and what applies to your CME account instead.Sep 7, 2026 · 9 min read
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