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A USDC payout from a foreign payer is foreign-sourced crypto income taxed at 13% for a resident individual, declared annually. Registering as an IE instead triggers 20/30% plus heavy social contributions, so the 13% route usually applies; whether regular prop-trading is deemed taxable business activity is uncertain.

How it's classified

Self-employment income via individual entrepreneur (IE), or personal income for crypto received from a foreign source.

Tax rate

13% PIT on foreign-sourced crypto income; OR 20% (rising to 30% above BYN 500,000) if registered as an IE on the general regime.

Social contributions

IEs owe mandatory social security (FSZN, ~35% of an assessed base); private individuals declaring crypto income owe none.

Registration / regime

Either register as IE, or declare annually as an individual; foreign-platform crypto income is taxable.

Crypto payouts

Crypto from a foreign company/platform taxed at 13% (costs deductible); crypto via Belarusian HTP-resident exchanges has been tax-exempt through 2025.

General information only — this is not tax or legal advice. Rules change and depend on your situation. Always confirm with a qualified tax professional in your country.
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