Equatorial Guinea Compliance Report

Regulatory Overview

Regulatory Status

Regulators have not addressed crypto; legal status ambiguous

Key Regulator(s)

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Primary Legislation

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Travel Rule

Adopted — Threshold: $1,000

Tax Reporting

**No Specific Crypto Capital Gains Tax:** There is no distinct capital gains tax specifically for cryptocurrency.. **General Interpretation:** If cryptocurrency is treated as an "asset" or "property," then any gains realized from its disposal (e.g., selling crypto for fiat, or exchanging one crypto for another) would likely be subject to the general capital gains provisions.. Capital gains realized by individuals are generally treated as part of their ordinary income and taxed under the Personal Income Tax (PIT) regime.. **PIT Rates (General):** Progressive rates apply, ranging from **2% to 35%** on annual income, depending on the income bracket. The specific rate would depend on the total income, including any crypto gains.. **For Businesses (Corporate Entities):**

Key Facts

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