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Cryptoassets. What about tax?

Cryptoassets may be the new kid on the block, but it makes no difference when it comes to tax.

Where profits or gains are made, HMRC is an interested party. And since HMRC is increasingly able to access data from crypto exchanges, it’s important to be sure that activity is fully compliant and reported where appropriate. You can read the full briefing by clicking here.

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