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Certified Crypto Accountant
  • The figure £5,000 in large serif type, the aggregation threshold in Kraken's prior year reporting to HMRC
    Crypto Tax | HMRC and compliance

    Kraken is giving HMRC three tax years of UK account data and the £5,000 line is counted per coin

    ByZar October 19, 2026

    Kraken says it may be giving HMRC UK client data for the 2022 to 2025 tax years under a Schedule 23 notice, with a £5,000 line counted per coin and per transaction type. What that covers, what CARF adds from 2026, and what you owe on the trades.

    Read More Kraken is giving HMRC three tax years of UK account data and the £5,000 line is counted per coinContinue

  • The figure £50,000 in large serif type, the proceeds threshold that requires capital gains to be reported to HMRC
    Crypto Tax | Self Assessment and side income

    Do I need to declare crypto to HMRC

    ByZar September 13, 2026September 19, 2026

    You must report if gains pass £3,000, if total proceeds pass £50,000, or if crypto income passes the £1,000 allowance. Why losses are worth declaring even when nothing is due, and where crypto now goes on the SA108.

    Read More Do I need to declare crypto to HMRCContinue

  • The figure £150 in large serif type, the bottom of the published fee range for a standard UK Self Assessment return
    Crypto Tax | Self Assessment and side income

    What accountants charge for a tax return in 2026 and why crypto changes the number

    ByZar September 11, 2026September 19, 2026

    Published UK ranges put a standard Self Assessment at £150 to £400 plus VAT and hourly rates at £50 to £150. Where crypto sits, from £99 flat rate filers to £2,000 specialist years, and what actually sets the number.

    Read More What accountants charge for a tax return in 2026 and why crypto changes the numberContinue

  • The figure 81,000 in large serif type, the number of crypto compliance letters HMRC sent in the 2025 to 2026 year
    Crypto Tax | HMRC and compliance

    Can HMRC see my crypto wallet

    ByZar September 9, 2026October 17, 2026

    HMRC has held exchange customer records since 2020, bought blockchain tracing software the same year, and receives every UK platform’s customer data from 2026. What it can see, what it cannot, and what a cold wallet changes.

    Read More Can HMRC see my crypto walletContinue

  • The words 3 rules in large serif type, the number of tax treatments that apply inside a single eToro account
    Capital gains tax | Crypto Tax

    eToro tax in the UK depends on which of its three products you used

    ByZar September 8, 2026October 17, 2026

    Stocks and crypto on eToro are capital gains, CFDs are derivatives, and every copied trade is your own disposal. What eToro reports to HMRC from 2026, what it never has, and where the pooling goes wrong.

    Read More eToro tax in the UK depends on which of its three products you usedContinue

  • The word Four in large serif type, the number of events HMRC counts as a disposal of cryptoassets
    Capital gains tax | Crypto Tax

    You can owe crypto tax without ever selling for pounds

    ByZar September 5, 2026September 19, 2026

    Swapping one coin for another, spending crypto and giving it away are all disposals in HMRC’s manual. What gets taxed before any money reaches your bank, and what does not.

    Read More You can owe crypto tax without ever selling for poundsContinue

  • The figure 81,172 in large serif type, the number of crypto warning letters HMRC posted in the 2025 to 2026 tax year
    Crypto Tax | HMRC and compliance

    HMRC sent 81,000 crypto letters last year, four for every person who filed

    ByZar August 29, 2026October 17, 2026

    HMRC posted 81,172 crypto nudge letters in 2025-26, triple the volume of two years ago, while only 17,600 people reported gains. What changes in May 2027.

    Read More HMRC sent 81,000 crypto letters last year, four for every person who filedContinue

  • The figure 17,600 in large serif type, the number of people who reported crypto gains to HMRC in 2024 to 2025
    Crypto Tax | HMRC and compliance

    Only 17,600 people reported crypto gains to HMRC last year

    ByZar August 28, 2026October 17, 2026

    HMRC data shows 17,600 people reported crypto gains in 2024-25 while the FCA counts 4.5 million UK holders. What the gap means and what happens in May.

    Read More Only 17,600 people reported crypto gains to HMRC last yearContinue

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    Crypto Tax | HMRC and compliance

    The badges of trade decide if HMRC calls you a trader

    ByFahad Zar August 6, 2026October 17, 2026

    Nine tests decide whether you pay capital gains tax or income tax on your profits. What they are, and why crypto day traders almost never count as traders.

    Read More The badges of trade decide if HMRC calls you a traderContinue

  • cover crypto etf etn taxes
    Crypto Tax | Income, business and NFTs

    Crypto ETFs and ETNs are not taxed the same way

    ByZar July 30, 2026September 19, 2026

    Bitcoin ETF taxes work nothing like holding coins. Grantor trusts, staking funds, UK crypto ETNs and the ISA window: the wrapper decides what you keep.

    Read More Crypto ETFs and ETNs are not taxed the same wayContinue

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