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Crypto Tax Returns

Cryptocurrency tax accountants supporting individuals across the UK

If you buy, sell, trade or receive cryptocurrency, you may have tax reporting obligations with HMRC. Crypto transactions can create Capital Gains Tax or Income Tax liabilities depending on how assets are acquired, used or disposed of. Even where no cash is withdrawn, certain crypto activity can still be taxable.

At Treggena Ltd, we support individuals and investors across the North East and throughout the UK with clear, reliable crypto tax return services. We review transaction histories, calculate gains or income correctly, and ensure crypto activity is reported accurately within your tax return in line with HMRC guidance.

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Crypto Tax Returns

Who needs to report cryptocurrency for tax?

Crypto investors and traders

Individuals who buy and sell cryptocurrency may create taxable gains.

Frequent traders or portfolio holders

Multiple transactions across exchanges require consolidated reporting.

Crypto received as income

Tokens received from work, mining or staking may be taxable as income.

NFT or token disposals

Selling or exchanging digital assets can create taxable events.

Crypto-to-crypto exchanges

Swapping one cryptocurrency for another can trigger a gain calculation.

How cryptocurrency tax reporting works

HMRC treats cryptocurrency as an asset rather than currency, meaning disposals are normally subject to Capital Gains Tax. A disposal can occur when crypto is sold for cash, exchanged for another token, used to purchase goods or services, or gifted to another party. Gains are calculated based on acquisition cost and disposal value, taking into account pooled cost rules and allowable losses.

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Where cryptocurrency is received through employment, services, mining or staking, it may instead be treated as income at the value received. Because crypto activity often spans multiple platforms and transaction types, accurate reporting requires consolidation and calculation across the full transaction history.

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Who we support with crypto tax returns

Individual investors

We calculate gains from buying and selling cryptocurrency assets.

Active traders

We consolidate high-volume transactions across exchanges and wallets.

NFT and token holders

We assess gains from digital asset disposals and exchanges.

Individuals with crypto income

We report staking, mining or payment-based crypto income correctly.

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How Treggena Ltd supports your crypto tax reporting

Our crypto tax service begins with reviewing your transaction data across exchanges and wallets to identify disposals, income events and allowable losses. We then calculate gains or income in line with HMRC rules and incorporate the results into your tax return accurately. We also explain your tax position clearly so you understand how crypto activity affects your overall liability.

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Every client is supported by a dedicated accountant who understands their activity and remains a consistent point of contact. This ensures ongoing clarity as portfolios change and markets evolve. Our aim is to ensure your crypto tax reporting remains accurate, compliant and fully understood.

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Speak to a crypto tax accountant

If you hold or trade cryptocurrency and need support with tax reporting, our team can provide clear advice and accurate preparation tailored to your activity.

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Contact an accountant today to ensure your cryptocurrency gains and income are reported correctly and your tax position remains compliant.

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