Crypto tax deadlines for the 2026 to 2027 tax year
Key UK crypto tax dates for 2025/26: Self Assessment registration, the 31 January filing and payment deadline, and what happens if you miss them.
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What Coinbase and Binance actually send to HMRC
Yes, Coinbase shares UK customer data with HMRC, and CARF widens it from 2026. What HMRC sees, what it means for you, and how to get ahead of a nudge letter.
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Form 1099-DA Explained for UK Residents Using US Exchanges
Form 1099-DA is a US tax form, but UK residents on Coinbase or Kraken can receive one. What it means, why it does not set your UK tax, and what HMRC still needs.
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How to use crypto losses to cut your capital gains bill
Crypto loss harvesting can legally cut your UK Capital Gains Tax, but the 30-day bed and breakfasting rule catches most people. How to do it properly for HMRC.
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Ways to pay less crypto tax that HMRC accepts
Legal ways to reduce your UK crypto tax: the CGT allowance, loss harvesting, spouse transfers, pensions and timing. Real reliefs HMRC allows, not avoidance.
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From 2026 HMRC receives your crypto data automatically
The Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) starts sharing your exchange data with HMRC from 2026. What CARF reports, who is affected, and how to prepare.
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How to disclose unpaid crypto tax before HMRC finds it
How to disclose unpaid crypto tax to HMRC through voluntary disclosure, what to expect on penalties, and why coming forward first almost always pays off.
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How much HMRC can charge for unpaid crypto tax
What HMRC crypto tax penalties actually cost: late filing, late payment and undeclared gains. How penalties are calculated and how disclosure reduces them.
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An HMRC nudge letter is not a tax bill
Had an HMRC crypto nudge letter? It means they already have your exchange data. What the letter means, what not to do, and how to respond before the deadline.
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What you actually pay on crypto gains in 2026 to 2027
How Capital Gains Tax on crypto works in the UK: rates, the annual allowance, Share Pooling, and the same-day and 30-day rules HMRC requires. With examples.
