Crypto Taxes

Crypto tax in Australia explained: what the ATO treats as a CGT event, the 50% discount for crypto held over 12 months, income from staking, losses, records and how to report.

How is crypto taxed in Canada? The CRA’s rules for beginners: what’s taxable, the 50% capital gains inclusion rate, the average cost method, business income, losses and how to report.

The best crypto tax software for most people: Koinly, CoinLedger and CoinTracker compared on price, country support, imports and tax forms, plus how to choose and when you need an accountant.

Crypto tax loss harvesting means selling crypto at a loss to cut your tax bill. How it works, a worked example, the US wash sale gap, and the rules that block it in the UK, Canada and Australia.

How to report crypto on your tax return step by step: gather records, calculate gains, fill in Form 8949 with the new digital asset boxes, report income, and where crypto goes in the UK, Canada and Australia.

Yes: in the US, UK and Canada, tax on crypto staking rewards is usually due as income when you receive them, and again as a capital gain when you sell. How it works, with an example.

Crypto tax in the UK explained: what counts as a disposal, the £3,000 Capital Gains Tax allowance, the 18% and 24% rates, HMRC’s pooling rules and how to report crypto gains.

How is crypto taxed in the US? Short-term vs long-term capital gains, the 2026 rates and income thresholds, how crypto income is taxed, losses, and the forms you’ll file.

Crypto taxes explained in plain English: which transactions are taxable, which aren’t, how gains are calculated, and how the US, UK, Canada and Australia treat crypto.