Crypto tax, explained simply.
Plain-English guides to UK crypto tax, HMRC rules and keeping your records in order.
Budget 2026: what it means for your crypto
Two changes in Finance Bill 2026-27: 'no gain, no loss' for crypto lending and liquidity pools from April 2027, and new HMRC powers to ask crypto platforms for information.
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UK crypto tax in 2026: 5 things you need to know
CARF, crypto ETNs leaving ISAs, the FCA's final rules, more HMRC letters and HMRC's first crypto figures. Here is what has happened in UK crypto tax this year.
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Posting about crypto isn't knowing crypto
Plenty of accountants post about crypto tax. Fewer actually specialise in it. Here is how to tell the difference before you trust anyone with your crypto.
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The UK's new crypto rules: what changes for investors
The FCA has published its final rules for UK crypto firms, expected to start on 25 October 2027. Here is what they mean for you, and what they don't change.
Read articleHMRC proposes a new crime for reckless tax errors: what it means
HMRC has proposed a criminal offence for reckless untrue statements on direct tax. Here is what is proposed, what 'reckless' means, and what honest mistakes look like.
Read articleHMRC publishes its first crypto tax figures: what they mean
HMRC's first official crypto gains statistics show 17,600 people declared gains in 2024 to 2025. Here is what the figures say and what to do next.
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HMRC is sending more crypto tax warning letters: what to do
About 81,000 crypto warning letters went out in the past 12 months, up around 25%. Here is what they say and what to do if you get one.
Read articleHMRC can now see your crypto: what CARF means for UK investors
From January 2026, UK crypto platforms collect and report their users' transactions to HMRC. Here's what that means for you, and what to do if your past returns don't match.
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