Tax Report FAQ for Dutch Residents

Q: How can I access my Tax Report?

If you are entitled to receive your annual Tax Report (see below), you can download it from the “settings” section where you will need to choose the “Account” tab, and inside the tab under the “Documents” section, you will see the option to view your tax reports.

Q: Who is entitled to receive an eToro Tax Report?

All current club members who reside in the country where the report is available and had open positions during the prior tax year.

Q: Can I file the eToro Tax Report directly to the tax authorities as my annual tax report?

The eToro Tax Report is generated based on your previous tax year’s activity on the eToro trading platform and applies local tax calculations and rules on such activity. The report may help you in filing your taxes, however, eToro strongly recommends that you consult with your tax advisor before filing your taxes.

Q: Does the eToro Tax Report include my crypto wallet holdings and transactions?

Currently, the eToro Tax Report only includes the trading activity from the eToro trading platform.

Any data reported in the tax statement is strictly for informational purposes only.
It is not intended as a tax declaration or as a substitute for legal advice.
We strongly advise you to verify the tax statement with your tax advisor.
eToro does not provide tax advice and this page is for informational purposes only.

On this page, you will find information about the eToro Tax Report, which is a document generated based on your previous annual trading activity on the eToro platform and is structured in accordance with local tax guidelines.

General information

Tax Year: 01.01–12.31
Reporting Currency: Euro (EUR)

Filing Date: May 2022

An extension to this deadline can be requested.
All forms should be filed electronically.
If the taxpayer was not living in the Netherlands during the entire tax year, a later deadline (until July) is possible.

Consumption Logic: No capital gain calculation in the Dutch tax report

Taxable Basis

Savings and investment: The taxable basis is a fictitious profit which is estimated based on the total value of all assets held in the deposit on 01.01 of the financial year.
Wealth: Wealth taxation was officially abolished in the Netherlands in 2001. However, the taxable income from savings and investment is taxed like a wealth tax.

Tax Forms

P form: For private individuals living in the Netherlands
C form: For non-resident taxpayers/living outside of the Netherlands
T form: For tax refund purposes
M form: For the year of migration to the Netherlands
– Only file which must not be filed electronically

The Dutch Tax Authority website:

https://www.belastingdienst.nl/wps/wcm/connect/nl/belastingaangifte/belastingaangifte

Why do I see a difference between the profits and losses on my eToro Account Statement versus the gains or losses on my eToro Tax Report?

Any data reported in the tax statement is strictly for informational purposes only.

It is not intended as a tax declaration or as a substitute for legal advice.

We strongly advise you to verify the tax statement with your tax advisor.

eToro does not provide tax advice and this page is for informational purposes only.