Turkey’s parliament has removed all crypto asset taxation measures from its omnibus economic bill, cancelling planned transactions and withholding taxes.
The Grand National Assembly of Turkey (TBMM) has removed all crypto asset taxation provisions from the draft omnibus law submitted on 2 March 2026.
The amendment cancels the planned 0.03% transaction tax and the 10% withholding tax on crypto gains.
Crypto-asset service providers remain subject to the 30% corporate income tax, and licensed platforms must allocate 1% of annual income to the Capital Markets Board (SPK) and TÃœBÄ°TAK.
Market concerns influenced the decision, with warnings that the proposed crypto taxes could push trading abroad and reduce liquidity in the domestic digital asset market.
Earlier, Turkey’s government submitted a draft Omnibus Law to the Grand National Assembly on 2 March 2026, proposing amendments to a range of financial and administrative laws. The legislation targets tax fairness, social support, and regulatory clarity, with particular attention to emerging areas such as crypto assets.
