This jurisdiction has evolving or restrictive regulations that require careful compliance. Additional licensing, reporting, or operational constraints may apply.
Kosovo allows cryptocurrency trading with evolving regulations.
Cryptocurrency is legal in Kosovo but regulatory framework is still developing. AML/CFT requirements may apply.
Crypto-Asset Service Operators (CASOs) providing exchange services (fiat-to-crypto, crypto-to-crypto, and crypto ATMs) must be licensed by the Central Bank of Kosovo (CBK). Requirements include a minimum paid-up capital of 125,000 Euro plus an additional reserve fund, corporate governance, and compliance with AML/CFT measures.
Income from cryptocurrencies is taxable. For non-business individuals, it is subject to Personal Income Tax (PIT) at progressive rates (0% to 10%). For legal entities, it is subject to Corporate Income Tax (CIT) at a flat rate of 10%.
Limited banking access.
AML/CFT requirements may be stringent or evolving. Enhanced due diligence may be required.
Enforcement actions may be unpredictable or strict. Monitor regulatory developments closely.
Disclaimer: This information is provided for general guidance only and should not be considered legal advice. Regulations change frequently. Always consult with qualified legal professionals in the relevant jurisdiction before making business decisions.