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Fecha límite MiCA del 1 de julio de 2026: qué cambió para usuarios cripto de la UE y cómo conservar su historial fiscal

Qué cambió tras MiCA, qué no cambia para titulares cripto, y una checklist para conservar exports, coste de adquisición y trazabilidad.

MiCA 1 julio 2026 — CryptoTax Digest

MiCA changed the regulatory status of crypto-asset service providers in the EU. For tax, the urgent job is simpler: keep a complete export trail before platform access or product menus change.

Verifique siempre la entidad jurídica concreta en el registro MiCA, no solo la marca comercial. A platform brand and a licensed legal entity are not the same thing.

What to do first

  • Download account statements and transaction CSV files before moving funds.
  • Save timestamps, txids, order ids, fee lines, fiat values, and support messages.
  • Check the relevant entity in /mica/casps/ or /mica/emts/.
  • Use /platforms/ for export notes and /software/ for tax-software import paths.

Tax-record angle

Your domestic tax rules still decide what is taxable. MiCA does not calculate gains, losses, income, cost basis, or filing obligations. It changes the market-access layer around some providers, which can indirectly change your ability to retrieve evidence.

If a platform winds down, blocks a product, delists a token, or asks for additional verification, build a dated archive: original export, balance screenshot, transaction hashes, correspondence, and the final import/reconciliation report from your software.

Where CTD fits

Use the MiCA registers to verify entities, the platform directory to understand exports, the software directory to import/reconcile, and the cemetery if a venue disappears or stops serving your market.

Solo con fines educativos; no es asesoramiento fiscal, legal ni de inversión.

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