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The BCP's 2019 notice says cryptocurrencies are not legal tender and have no State guarantee. It also says that, at that time, there were no specific local rules or supervision for these assets or their intermediaries. This is a dated warning, not proof that the framework is unchanged in 2026; verify the current position directly with the authorities before using a provider.
Official source: Banco Central del Paraguay: virtual-currency and cryptocurrency notice, 31 May 2019
Transaction-specific tax treatment
Official source: DNIT: Binding Consultation No. 582 on cryptocurrency operations, October 2024 · DNIT: IRP filing deadline and Permanent Calendar under Resolution No. 38/2020
Mexican financial authorities state that virtual assets are not legal tender or foreign currency. Banxico limits credit institutions and Fintech Institutions to authorized internal operations and bars them from offering public virtual-asset exchange, transmission, or custody. Providers that fall within vulnerable activity have SAT/UIF obligations.
Official source: CNBV, SHCP and Banco de Mexico: virtual-asset notice · Banco de Mexico: Circular 4/2019 · SAT: register a virtual-asset vulnerable activity and submit required information
Tax treatment without a specific crypto regime
Official source: PRODECON: no specific crypto tax regime; conditional goods-disposal interpretation · SAT: 2025 individual annual return filing period
Rate: Verify
Deductible: Verify
Deadline: DNIT states that IRP is due on the applicable day of the third month after the fiscal-year end, based on the last RUC digit. Its Permanent Calendar uses the 7th through 25th of each month. That deadline alone does not determine crypto treatment: confirm this with DNIT before filing.
Official source: DNIT: Binding Consultation No. 582 on cryptocurrency operations, October 2024 · DNIT: IRP filing deadline and Permanent Calendar under Resolution No. 38/2020
Rate: Verify
Deductible: Verify
Deadline: For individuals required to file for tax year 2025, SAT opened filing during April 2026; file no later than 30 April. Your regime may have a different obligation or deadline.
Official source: PRODECON: no specific crypto tax regime; conditional goods-disposal interpretation · SAT: 2025 individual annual return filing period
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