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The Spanish Tax Administration Agency (AEAT) is increasing its efforts to charge the local holders of crypto assets. The AEAT intends to dispatch 328,000 warning notices to those who should pay their taxes on crypto for the 2022 fiscal year.
According to the local newspaper El Mundo, the number of notices increased by 40% in a year, with 150,000 warnings in 2022. However, the fiscal authorities appear to be taking the matter seriously only recently, with just 15,000 notifications in 2021.
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