كيفية فرض الضرائب على أرباح التداول في مصر

Ambiguous for offshore forex. Capital gains on foreign securities/investments for resident individuals are reported at ~10% (as of the review, 2026), while gains where Egypt is the individual's centre of activity may instead fall under progressive personal income tax brackets. There is no dedicated forex/CFD tax regime; offshore trading profit is self-declared to the Egyptian Tax Authority. Confirm treatment and rates with a local adviser and eta.gov.eg. Rates 'as of the review'.

Yes - active capital controls. Egypt restricts foreign-currency outflows to protect reserves; banks apply strict CBE guidelines, enhanced due diligence and extra documentation on transfers to/from known international brokerages, and may block or question them. Card FX-spending and cash-withdrawal limits abroad have been tightened during EGP crises. A specific named USD annual limit for funding foreign brokers was Not found in research - verify current thresholds with the CBE (cbe.org.eg) and your bank.

EGP funding options (availability varies by broker entity): domestic bank (EGP) transfers, InstaPay / Instant Payment Network (IPN) real-time interbank transfers (24/7), Fawry gateway (kiosk/retail cash, ~1.5-2.5% fees), Meeza national cards, local Visa/Mastercard, and mobile wallets (Vodafone Cash, Orange Cash, Etisalat Cash). Base-currency accounts are usually USD, so EGP deposits incur FX conversion cost; wires to offshore brokers face bank scrutiny.

Tax is charged on what you made, not on where the broker is. What the broker's location does change is the paperwork you will have: a local entity reports in مصر, a foreign one does not, and the statement you file comes from whichever entity signed you.

We are not tax advisers and nothing here is advice. The figures above are the published rules as we read them on the date on this page.