Crypto Tax News & Updates

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.

SARS platform upgrade may cause temporary disruption; crypto traders should prepare by using a crypto tax calculator and filing early.

CRA releases new guidance on crypto taxation for 2026, emphasizing reporting obligations for individuals.

CRA updates crypto tax reporting for 2026, affecting Canadian individual investors.

CRA's Taxology episode clarifies crypto tax treatment for Canadian investors, emphasizing capital gains vs income and reporting obligations.

SARS platform upgrades on 24 June 2026 require crypto traders to use a reliable crypto tax calculator to ensure accurate reporting and avoid penalties.

South Korea's push for unified crypto rules with the US SEC may lead to stricter crypto tax enforcement and reporting requirements for individual traders.

Binance's withdrawal of its MiCA license application in Greece creates uncertainty for EU users, highlighting the importance of understanding local crypto tax rules.

On chain analysis improves accuracy of crypto tax calculators by capturing all transactions directly from the blockchain.

SARS historical tax notifications remind crypto traders to file accurate crypto income reports using proper forms like Form 8949 and Schedule D.

SARS newsletter highlights the need for accurate crypto tax reporting; individuals can use a crypto tax calculator to simplify the process.

SARS South Africa's Government Connect newsletter reminds taxpayers of crypto tax obligations, highlighting the need for accurate crypto tax calculation tools.

The information asymmetry that protected non filers is gone. What the IRS now receives, what the exposure looks like, and the difference between fixing it before and after contact.

The Digital Assets Framework Bill aims to create a global standard for crypto regulation, directly impacting how individuals calculate and report crypto taxes.