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Do I need to declare taxes?

Your investments in different types of assets (shares, ETFs, cryptos, etc.) may generate income or capital gains and losses, particularly if you receive dividends or sell a share at a higher price than you bought it for.

In some cases, Revolut provides you with an annual report, which includes information that helps you fill out your tax return, if required.

Do I need to declare my Revolut account to tax authorities?

Revolut Bank UAB is a bank established in the Republic of Lithuania and has launched a branch in Austria. If you opened your account before the branch was established and became operative (migration date), your account was established and money was originally deposited in Lithuania.

Following the establishment of the branch in Austria, we started the migration of all eligible customers to the Austrian branch and informed them accordingly.

You can see if you were already migrated or not based on your IBAN - if it starts with LT your account is opened by Revolut Bank UAB and if it starts with AT, your account and money are held by Revolut Bank UAB, Austrian branch.

Additional information

Revolut Digital Assets Europe Ltd (RDAEL) is a company registered in Cyprus (no. HE430310), at Pikioni 10, Office 5, 3075 Limassol. It’s authorised by CySEC (ref. 001/22) as a Crypto Asset Service Provider under laws to prevent money laundering and terrorist financing.

Revolut Ltd is a financial institution registered in England that provides investment services in commodities.

Depending on your tax residency, you may need to report your Revolut account to the local tax authority. We recommend checking with your tax authority, accountant, or advisor to confirm if you’re required to declare it based on your personal tax situation.

Access your annual report in-app

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  • Select 'Documents & statements'
  • Select Custom statement to generate your annual report

Revolut doesn't advise on tax matters. If you have any questions or concerns, we recommend contacting your applicable tax authority and/or your accountant.