UK Investors Can Get Automated Crypto Tax Reporting On Crypto.Com

3 min read | September 29, 2021 11:32 PM AEST | By Manu Shankar

Highlights

  • Crypto.com is extending its tax filing process to the UK citizens making crypto tax filing a seamless process.
  • com will be introducing the services to UK investors after US and Canadian citizens.
  • Earlier in May, the HMRC had made it mandatory for the UK citizens to file their crypto taxes.

With the Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) making it mandatory for the UK citizens to file taxes on cryptocurrencies, the citizens have been running pillar to post to file taxes on their cryptocurrency earnings. But now leading cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com is extending its tax filing process to the UK citizens making crypto tax filing a seamless process.

Crypto.com, which already offers its tax filing services to US and Canadian citizens, will be adding UK to the list, thereby expanding its shores to Europe for the first time for this category. The service will not only make the lives of clients of the major exchanges easier to file their tax returns, but also make the process simple and seamless. Crypto.com offers the complex service free and with the service all UK crypto users can generate accurate reports. The detailed report entails users’ their entire transaction history, losses, and capital gains, including other taxable and non-taxable part.

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With the growing adoption of cryptocurrencies in the UK, crypto profits form an active part of the individual’s financial portfolio. Cryptocurrencies in the UK are being widely used to pay for goods or services, to invest, or simply to exchange funds with someone else, much like any fiat transactions.

Today, more and more people view cryptocurrencies as a future mode of payment service and corporation in fact pay employees their salaries in cryptocurrencies. A highly speculative but rewarding investment asset, cryptocurrency market has grown exponentially this year, with the global cryptocurrency market cap hitting US $2 trillion for the first time in nearly three months in August.

Crypto.com has developed the services in lieu of the UK tax experts to ensure that they stick the process and follow the UK’s laws and guidance about filing crypto taxes.

Also Read: How UK is leading cryptocurrency adoption in Europe

Need for tax reporting

Calls for crypto profit taxations have been growing globally. Recently, US Senators released the US $1 trillion infrastructure bill which aims to crackdown on cryptocurrency tax reporting. In terms of UK’s taxation purpose, crypto assets are billed as capital gains tax for individuals who hold them as personal investments or any profit realised. If there has been no disposal of the cryptocurrencies, then the profits are not taxed.

Conclusion

Crypto.com’s services are surely expected to make the lives of many customers easier in declaring their crypto earnings. And government cracking a whip of on all the defaulters, it should encourage more and more people to declare their crypto profits within the country.


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