Crypto and Divorce UK: How Assets Are Split and Taxed
Splitting crypto in a UK divorce: transfers between spouses, the no gain no loss window, and the Capital Gains Tax traps that catch couples after separation.
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Crypto Inheritance Tax UK: What Your Heirs Will Face
Crypto counts towards your estate for UK Inheritance Tax at 40 percent. How HMRC values it, what your executors need, and the planning that reduces the bill.
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Gifting Crypto: UK Tax Rules for Spouses, Family and Friends
Gifting crypto in the UK is usually a disposal for Capital Gains Tax, even with no cash changing hands. When it is taxed, when it is not, and the spouse exemption.
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Play-to-Earn and Gaming Token Tax UK
Play-to-earn crypto and in-game token rewards are taxable in the UK. When they count as income, when as capital gains, and how HMRC expects you to report them.
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NFT Tax UK: Creators, Traders and Collectors Explained
How HMRC taxes NFTs in the UK: Capital Gains Tax on disposals, Income Tax for creators and traders, and the record keeping most NFT holders miss.
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Getting Paid in Crypto: UK Tax for Employees and Freelancers
Paid in crypto in the UK? It is taxed as income at receipt, then again for Capital Gains when you sell. How to report salary or freelance crypto to HMRC.
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Airdrop Tax UK: When Free Tokens Are Income vs Capital
Crypto airdrops can be Income Tax at receipt or only Capital Gains on disposal, depending on why you received them. How HMRC decides, and how to report airdrops.
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Crypto Mining Tax UK: Hobby vs Trade and the Two Tax Hits
Crypto mining is taxed in the UK as income, then Capital Gains on disposal. Hobby vs business, allowable costs, and how to report mining income to HMRC.
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Is Wrapping or Bridging Crypto a Disposal? UK Tax Rules
Is wrapping or bridging crypto a taxable disposal in the UK? Where HMRC rules leave WBTC, stETH and cross-chain moves, and how to stay on the safe side.
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Crypto Margin, Futures and Leverage Tax UK Explained
How HMRC taxes crypto margin, futures and perpetuals in the UK. When it is Capital Gains, when it is income, and why exchange reports rarely get it right.