Bitcoin Mining Taxes 2026: Germany, Austria & Switzerland Compared
How crypto mining may be treated for tax purposes
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ASIC miners are physical business assets. For companies, that often means the purchase price is not simply treated as a one-time operating expense, but allocated over the useful life of the hardware.
Depreciation helps reflect that mining hardware loses value over time. ASIC miners can become less competitive as newer, more efficient models enter the market and network difficulty changes.
Alongside depreciation, companies should document hosting fees, electricity costs, maintenance and mining revenues cleanly. Good documentation makes the business case easier to understand and discuss with advisors.
Rules can differ by country, company structure and individual circumstances. A tax advisor should always review the exact treatment.
Depreciation is one reason companies look at hosted mining in a structured way. The better the documentation, the easier it is to evaluate mining as a business investment.

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