Important Dates for Canada
Crypto Tax Season (2025-2026)
30
April
2026
the 2025 tax year for most individual taxpayers.
15
June
2026
(taxes owed still due by April 30, 2026).
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Crypto as Property
The CRA treats crypto as property for tax purposes, meaning most disposals are capital gains events.
Capital Gains Inclusion
Only 50 percent of net capital gains are included in taxable income for most investors
Business Income Classification
If your crypto activities are business‑like (frequent trading, mining as a business), income could be taxed as business income.
Foreign Property Reporting
If specified foreign property including crypto exceeds CAD 100,000 at any time in the year, additional reporting may be required.
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| Form | Who is this for? | What does this include? | View form |
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| T1 General Income Tax and Benefit Return | All individual taxpayers reporting income, capital gains/losses | Annual income declaration including crypto | View |
| Schedule 3 - Capital Gains (or Losses) | Report crypto capital gains and losses | Capital gains and losses | View |
| Form T2125 - Statement of Business or Professional Activities | For reporting crypto business income and expenses | Mining, professional trading, crypto services | View |
| Form T1135 - Foreign Income Verification Statement | Required if foreign specified property (including crypto holdings) exceeds CAD 100,000 | Certain staking and yield income | View |
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Frequently
asked questions
Yes. Cryptocurrency is treated as property for tax purposes, and most disposals create capital gains or losses that must be reported.
Only 50 percent of net capital gains are included in taxable income and taxed at your marginal rate.
Yes. Capital gains, business income, staking, mining, and rewards all must be reported as part of your T1 return.
Allowable capital losses can be used to offset taxable capital gains; non‑allowable and other losses are treated differently.
For most taxpayers, April 30, 2026, for tax year 2025; self‑employed taxpayers have until June 15, 2026 to file, but taxes owed are still due by April 30.



















