José Antonio Bravo

José Antonio Bravo Mateu is an economist and registered tax adviser at the Colegio de Economistas de Valencia (COEV), with more than two decades of experience in accounting, internal auditing, and financial management. Specialised in tax advisory and auditing, he has developed his career at medium-sized companies, coordinating teams to ensure tax compliance and useful economic information for management and third parties such as banks and auditors. Since 2013 he has combined traditional taxation with the crypto ecosystem. He was a tax consultant at Negotians, CFO at Tech Devisers, and a lecturer in specialised training on blockchain, taxation, and cryptoeconomics at Block Impulse. He is currently a senior tax adviser specialised in crypto-assets at Fiscal Crypto, where he handles income tax returns, reporting forms such as Model 721, and defence before the tax authority. In the bitcoiner ecosystem he is a founding member of Avalbit (Asociación Valenciana del Bitcoin) and has spoken at digital economy forums. His profile combines regulatory knowledge — binding rulings, personal income tax, and reporting obligations — with technical understanding of blockchain, swaps, stablecoins, and DeFi operations needed to determine the taxable event in each transaction. On Bit2Me Experts he shared how Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are taxed in Spain, what to expect from Hacienda, and what records to keep before the income tax campaign. His practical approach guides investors seeking compliance without surprises.

• Crypto-asset taxation in Spain (personal income tax)
• Model 721 and reporting obligations
• Accounting and traceability of crypto transactions
• Tax auditing and defence before the AEAT
• Taxation of swaps, staking, and DeFi