News, regulatory updates and crypto-tax guidance for individuals, covering reporting, compliance and accounting developments.
Norway's crypto filer count jumped 47% in 2024, and CARF means Skatteetaten now gets your transaction data directly from exchanges. File correctly or face a 10-year look-back.
Norway's CARF is live: what it means for individual crypto holders who haven't reported everything on their tax return
Skatteetaten warns that crypto gains must be reflected in your tax withholding card or you risk an unexpected tax bill next year
ASIC research shows Gen Z Australians are making riskier crypto decisions driven by social media, with 29% trading on influencer tips and 23% holding crypto, prompting a national sense-check campaign
The IRS has issued a gift tax safe harbor so parents and relatives contributing to a child's new Trump account under Sec. 530A can skip the gift tax return entirely if they meet simple conditions.
The IRS is setting higher audit targets, and individual crypto holders need to understand what that means for their tax compliance now.
Practical breakdown of SARS 2026 filing season changes that affect individual taxpayers, including auto-assessments, new ITR12 features, and loss ring-fencing
Plain-English breakdown of the IRS safe harbor for Section 530A Trump accounts and the AICPA's caution around gift tax, Kiddie Tax, and Roth conversion risks
Plain-English guide for UK individuals and trustees on when the Trust Registration Service requires action, updated for the 30 June 2026 land-holding deadline
SARS has published Binding General Rulings 61-80, meaning the South African tax authority has officially stated how it will apply specific tax rules. If you have South African tax obligations, these rulings directly affect how your returns should be prepared.
Skatteetaten confirms Norwegian taxpayers with an approved deferral can file their 2025 tax return up to and including 2 July 2026, giving crypto holders a firm final window to reconcile gains and losses.
Moving crypto between wallets you control is not a disposal in the US, UK or Australia. Why phantom gains appear anyway, what network fees do, and how per wallet basis rules changed the stakes.
Gifting crypto in the UK is a disposal for CGT unless it goes to a spouse or civil partner. What that means in practice, how the spouse exception works, and what an estate has to do.
Giving crypto to a person and giving it to a charity are different transactions with different outcomes. What the giver reports, what the recipient inherits, and where the substantiation rules bite.
HMRC Income Record Viewer service issues may delay or complicate crypto tax reporting for individuals; here's what to do.
Explain how the UK's Pillar Two top-up tax rules (MTT/DTT) could impact individual crypto traders who are part of large multinational groups, and why using a crypto tax calculator is essential.
Portugal's crypto tax rules for individuals in 2026, including rates, exemptions, and how to calculate your tax.
South Africa's 2026 rules amendments serve as a global reminder to check crypto legality in India, UK, and USA.
SARS Auto Assessment season is starting; crypto traders need a reliable crypto tax calculator to ensure accurate reporting and avoid penalties.
HMRC's Making Tax Digital for Income Tax now applies to sole traders and landlords, including those with crypto income. This article explains how to sign up and report crypto gains using the new digital system.
HMRC's Making Tax Digital for Income Tax now requires agents to sign up clients; crypto traders need to ensure their crypto income report is MTD-compliant.
HMRC's Economic Crime Supervision Handbook underscores the importance of accurate crypto tax reporting, making a crypto tax calculator essential for individual traders.
The CoinEx case highlights the importance of using a reliable crypto tax calculator to ensure compliance and avoid penalties.
Polymarket hack highlights need for crypto tax software to report theft losses and claim deductions.
