Official tax documents for Ireland

A dated copy of each document the Ireland authorities published on the taxation of crypto assets. Open our copy to read the wording Coinfig worked from, or follow the live source to the authority's own page.

101 documents, 156 files, archived 2026-09-12

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Most Irish crypto tax questions come back to these six documents. Start here, then use the full register below when you need the exact paragraph.

  1. Taxation of Crypto-Asset Transactions, Tax and Duty Manual Part 02-01-03

    Tax and Duty Manual Part 02-01-03, the only manual Revenue has written on crypto and the place it states how it reads a crypto disposal.

    Office of the Revenue Commissioners (Revenue)Archived copy: PDF, 522 KB, fetched 2026-09-12Live source

  2. Taxes Consolidation Act 1997, section 28, Taxation of capital gains and rate of charge (as enacted)

    Section 28 of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997, the provision that charges capital gains tax on a disposal and sets the rate it is charged at.

    Houses of the Oireachtas, Irish Statute BookArchived copy: PDF, 27 KB, fetched 2026-09-12Live source

  3. Form 11, Income Tax Return and Self-Assessment for the year 2025

    Form 11 for 2025, the self-assessment income tax return a chargeable person files, with its capital gains panel.

    Office of the Revenue Commissioners (Revenue)Archived copy: PDF, 5.3 MB, fetched 2026-09-12Live source

  4. Form CG1, Capital Gains Tax Return and Self-Assessment 2025

    Form CG1 for 2025, the standalone capital gains return for somebody who has a gain to declare but no Form 11 to file.

    Office of the Revenue Commissioners (Revenue)Archived copy: PDF, 413 KB, fetched 2026-09-12Live source

  5. When and how do you pay and file CGT?

    Revenue on when capital gains tax is paid and filed, which is where the two Irish payment periods and their December and January dates are set out.

    Office of the Revenue Commissioners (Revenue)Archived copy: PDF, 119 KB, fetched 2026-09-12Live source

  6. Finance Act 2025, section 92, Implementation of Part I of OECD (2023) International Standards for Automatic Exchange of Information in Tax Matters: Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (as enacted)

    Section 92 of the Finance Act 2025, which brings the OECD Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework into Irish law.

    Houses of the Oireachtas, Irish Statute BookArchived copy: PDF, 128 KB, fetched 2026-09-12Live source

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Guidance

61 documents

Manuals, guides and help pages the authority publishes to explain how the rules apply.

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22 documents

The Acts, sections and statutory instruments the rules come from.

Case law

1 documents

Court and tribunal decisions that settle how a rule is applied.

Forms and notes

12 documents

Return forms, schedules and the notes that explain how to complete them.

Announcements

5 documents

Policy papers, consultations and notices that signal what is changing.

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