Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and every other digital asset are treated by HMRC as property, not currency – disposals can trigger Capital Gains Tax. We help you stay compliant while planning tax-efficiently.
Yes. HMRC does not treat crypto as currency – it is a digital asset, and every disposal can realise a gain or loss.
Converting crypto to GBP, USD or EUR.
E.g. exchanging Bitcoin for Ethereum – still a disposal.
Paying for goods and services, or gifting to anyone but a spouse.
Unlike shares, crypto is pooled using Section 104 holdings – all identical assets are pooled together, and the cost basis is the average purchase price across all acquisitions. We handle these calculations even across hundreds of transactions and multiple exchanges.
HMRC has access to transaction records from major exchanges including Coinbase, Binance and Kraken. If you have traded without reporting, assume HMRC already knows – proactive disclosure is far cheaper than waiting to be found.
We pull together your data from exchanges, wallets and DeFi protocols.
Accurate computation using HMRC's pooling rules, plus any capital losses to offset gains.
Your Self-Assessment filed with complete crypto disclosure, or a voluntary disclosure for past years.
A situation rarely fits one box neatly — here is what else often applies.
Property, shares and business assets – reliefs applied before you sell.
Personal returns for the self-employed, gig workers and anyone with untaxed income.
Overseas earnings, rental income and offshore holdings declared correctly.
Whether a single trade or hundreds of DeFi transactions, let us ensure your gains are reported correctly and tax-efficiently.