Grenada Compliance Report
Generated 2026-06-06
No GuidanceRegulatory Overview
- Regulatory Status
- Regulators have not addressed crypto; legal status ambiguous
- Primary Legislation
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- Travel Rule
- Adopted — Threshold: $250,000
- Tax Reporting
- **General Rule:** Grenada does **not** impose a general capital gains tax on individuals or companies.. **Application to Crypto:** Therefore, profits derived from the mere holding and disposal of cryptocurrency as an investment asset, without the activity constituting a "trade or business," are generally not subject to capital gains tax in Grenada.. **Important Distinction:** This exemption typically applies to long-term passive investments. If the activities are deemed to be a "trade or business," the profits would then be treated as income and subject to income tax (see below). The distinction depends on factors like frequency of trades, intent, organization, and scale of activity.. Active crypto trading (speculation, day trading, etc.). Mining operations conducted as a business
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This report is AI-generated from publicly available regulatory sources. Last updated: 2026-05-26. View full profile