According to CoinMeta, Greece has released a draft bill proposing to reduce the tax rate on capital gains from cryptocurrencies for individuals to 10%, and to set an annual tax-free allowance of 500 euros. Direct exchanges between cryptocurrencies are not taxed, while earnings from staking or lending are subject to a tax rate of 10%. The draft bill establishes a 12-month window period during which individuals can declare past earnings without facing penalties, and it also includes cryptocurrency purchases within the scope of asset documentation for deemed income.