crypto-taxes.

Follow this simple decision-making algorithm to choose the most suitable exchange type

HMRC treats all holdings of the same cryptocurrency as one combined "pool" regardless of how many wallets you use.

This case study examines Alice’s cryptocurrency transactions, focusing on the tax implications arising from her Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) trades

Crypto lending rewards are taxed as income (if regular/fixed) or capital gains (if variable)

Bridged ETH refers to Ethereum that has been transferred from the main Ethereum blockchain (L1) to an L2 network

Rebase tokens are a type of cryptocurrency where the total supply adjusts automatically at regular intervals based on a specific price target or algorithm

Wrapped tokens are cryptocurrency tokens pegged to the value of another crypto asset, allowing for seamless interoperability between different blockchain networks

Crypto tax reporting tools like Decrypto.tax often present users with transaction histories that appear inflated

Stablecoins are a unique category of cryptocurrencies designed to maintain a stable value by pegging their market price to an external reference

Staking not only contributes to Ethereum’s security but also allows participants to earn rewards

Cryptocurrency tumblers, also known as crypto-mixers, are services designed to obfuscate the origin, ownership, and movement of cryptocurrencies

Crypto assets are subject to taxation in the UK, depending on how they are acquired and used.

Sometimes, you may notice a warning sign next to a coin’s balance in your DeCrypto.tax account

And Why Are They Important for Your Crypto Taxes?

With crypto, you don’t need an intermediary to buy, hold, or sell assets. You have the power to manage your funds directly. While this is revolutionary, it also comes with its own set of challenges—especially when it comes to taxes