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Crypto Tax News & Updates

News, regulatory updates and crypto-tax guidance for individuals, covering reporting, compliance and accounting developments.

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6 articles
TAX REPORTING
CryptaTax Editorial · · 9 min read
HMRC Will Track Crypto Gains in Official UK Tax Statistics for the First Time

HMRC will include cryptoasset gains data in its official CGT statistics for the first time, raising the stakes for UK crypto filers who haven't reported correctly

TAX REPORTING
CryptaTax Editorial · · 8 min read
Illinois 0.2% Crypto Tax Faces Legal Challenge

Breaking: The Digital Chamber is suing Illinois over its new 0.2% crypto transaction tax, which applies even when no gain is made and no ownership changes hands.

TAX REPORTING
CryptaTax Editorial · · 8 min read
UK DeFi Tax Gets a Major Rewrite: What HMRC's 'No Gain, No Loss' Rule Means for You

HMRC's 2027 'no gain, no loss' rule for crypto lending and liquidity pools explained for individual UK filers

TAX REPORTING
CryptaTax Editorial · · 8 min read
UK to Defer Capital Gains Tax on DeFi Lending and Liquidity Pool Deposits

UK DeFi tax deferral explained for individual crypto holders: what changes, when, and what you need to do now

TAX REPORTING
CryptaTax Editorial · · 10 min read
India Budget 2025-26: What Every Crypto Holder Must Know About the New VDA Rules

India's Union Budget 2025-26 expands the VDA definition to cover crypto assets and mandates exchange reporting from April 2026, reshaping what Indian holders owe and how they file.

TAX REPORTING
CryptaTax Editorial · · 3 min read
SARS Binding General Rulings 61-80: What Every Taxpayer Should Know

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.