Crypto Trading Bot Taxes: Who Pays When the AI Trades for You?
Every trade your bot makes is your taxable event. How HMRC and the IRS treat automated crypto trading, AI agents, and thousands of machine-made disposals.
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Form 1099-DA Explained: Why Your First Crypto Tax Form Is Probably Wrong
The first Forms 1099-DA landed in February 2026 with proceeds but no cost basis. Why your form looks wrong, what the IRS actually sees, and what to do next.
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HMRC Crypto Tax Enquiry: What Happens and How Long It Takes
HMRC crypto enquiry explained: how it differs from a nudge letter, section 9A, discovery assessments, COP8 and COP9, timelines and penalties.
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Crypto Tax for Limited Companies and Businesses UK
Crypto tax for UK limited companies: corporation tax not CGT, no annual exempt amount, trading vs investment, and incorporating as a disposal.
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How to Report Stolen Cryptocurrency on Your Taxes (UK and US)
Scammed or hacked? How to report stolen cryptocurrency in the UK and US: what HMRC refuses to allow, the IRS memo that helps scam victims, and what to claim.
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Does Revolut Report to HMRC? Crypto on Revolut Explained
Does Revolut report to HMRC? What Revolut shares, what CARF changes from 2026, and why your crypto disposals on Revolut are still taxable.
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Crypto Record-Keeping UK: What HMRC Expects You to Keep
Crypto record-keeping UK: exactly what records HMRC expects you to keep, for how long, and why dead exchanges are the biggest gap in your data.
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Best Crypto Tax Software UK (and Why It Still Gets It Wrong)
Koinly, CoinTracker and CoinLedger compared for UK tax, and where each one gets HMRC rules wrong. What the best crypto tax software can and cannot do for you.
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Donating Crypto to Charity: The Tax-Efficient Way (UK)
Donating crypto to charity in the UK can be free of Capital Gains Tax and may cut your Income Tax. How the relief works and how to claim it correctly with HMRC.
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Moving Abroad With Crypto: UK Residency and Exit Tax Rules
Leaving the UK with crypto? Temporary non-residence rules can still pull your gains back to HMRC. What to check before you go and how the five-year rule works.
