TAXATION 2025
Here are the rules regarding Bitcoin mining taxation in Italy!

TAXATION ON
MINED BITCOINS

In Italy, Bitcoin mining is considered taxable activity for fiscal purposes.
In 2025, taxation follows the guidelines established by the financial law and directives from the Italian Revenue Agency (Agenzia delle Entrate), with some recent updates.


Index:

1) Taxation
2) Production Cost
3) Capital Gain
4) Example
5) Tax Declaration


Taxation

Bitcoin mining is taxed on the capital gains resulting from the difference between the sale price and the production cost.

Production Cost

The production cost of mined Bitcoins includes all expenses incurred to generate the cryptocurrency. The Italian Revenue Agency considers:

- Electricity costs → Main mining expense.
- Hardware depreciation → Spread over the useful life of ASICs (e.g., 6-8 years).
- Maintenance & cooling costs → If significant.

Capital Gain Calculation

When selling mined Bitcoin, taxable income is calculated as:

Capital Gain = Sale Price - Production Cost

Example

Mining period: 6 months
Machine cost: €30.000
Electricity cost: €40.000
Mined: 1 BTC
BTC sale value: €70.000

Calculations:

Hardware (6 months): €30.000 / 6 × 0,5 = €2.500

Total production cost: €2.500 + €40.000 = €42.500

Selling value: € 70.000 x 1 = € 70.000

Capital gain: €70.000 - €42.500 = €27.500 

Tax due (26%): €27.500 × 26% = €7.150

Tax Declaration

Quadro RW:
Required to declare unsold Bitcoin holdings (asset monitoring).

Modello Redditi PF:
Report capital gains in section RT (Redditi diversi).
The 26% tax rate is applied automatically.



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