What should investors consider when declaring their income in 2026?

Income from sale of securities, dividends, foreign assets, funds in brokerage accounts and digital assets? These questions were addressed at the seminar "Investor taxes 2026: what, when and how to declare" held at KASE. The speaker was Dmitry Kazantsev, an expert in tax and financial security.

He explained when investors need to submit Form 270.00, what income should be included in the declaration, and when the tax liability arises. Specifically, the speaker explained that an increase in value of an asset is not considered income in itself. Income arises after the asset is sold and profit is recorded, he noted.

Special attention was paid to operations with foreign securities, brokerage accounts and digital assets, calculating of income in foreign currency, as well as accounting of losses on transactions and brokerage commissions.

Using practical examples, the participants explored the specifics of declaring investment income and assets, and finally received answers to their questions.

Dmitry Kazantsev also reminded the participants that the 2025 tax declaration must be submitted by September 15, 2026, and the tax must be paid by September 25.