Dates importantes pour la saison fiscale sur les cryptomonnaies au Royaume-Uni (2024-2025)
Crypto Tax Season (2025-2026)
Free Checklist UK Crypto
Tax Filing Checklist
Comment Kryptos résout
| Form | Who is this for? | What does this include? | View form |
|---|---|---|---|
| SA100 (Self Assessment Tax Return) | For individuals in the UK who need to report income and capital gains from crypto transactions as part of their annual tax return. | Includes sections for declaring various types of income, including crypto-related earnings such as mining, staking, and other income sources. | View |
| SA108 (Capital Gains Summary) | For taxpayers who have made capital gains from selling, trading, or disposing of crypto assets that exceed the £3,000 annual allowance. | Includes detailed capital gains calculations, disposals, acquisition costs, and allowable expenses for crypto transactions. | View |
| Cryptoassets Section (SA100) | For all UK crypto holders reporting transactions in the 2024-25 tax year onwards. | New dedicated section within SA100 for reporting crypto disposals, exchanges, and transfers. Simplifies reporting for standard crypto activities. | View |
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What Gets Reported?
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SA100 and SA108 Reporting
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. HMRC treats crypto as property, subject to Capital Gains Tax when you sell, trade, spend, or gift it (except to spouse). Income Tax applies to mining, staking, and other crypto earnings.
The Capital Gains Tax allowance is £3,000 for the 2025-26 tax year. Only gains above this threshold are taxable at 18% (basic rate) or 24% (higher rate).
CARF data collection begins January 1, 2026. Reporting Crypto-Asset Service Providers (RCASPs) will track all transactions throughout 2026. The first reports will be exchanged between tax authorities in 2027.
RCASPs must report your personal details (name, address, DOB, NI number) plus all crypto-to-fiat exchanges, crypto-to-crypto trades (with fair market values), transfers to external wallets, and retail payments over £50,000.
Kryptos automatically calculates your average cost basis for each crypto asset using HMRC's Section 104 pooling method, applies same-day and 30-day matching rules, and generates accurate SA108 reports.
Yes, but you must follow HMRC's same-day and 30-day matching rules. Kryptos automatically accounts for these rules when calculating your tax optimization strategies, ensuring full compliance.
Don't ignore it. Use Kryptos to calculate your accurate tax position, then file a voluntary disclosure if needed. This typically results in lower penalties (0-10%) than waiting for HMRC investigation.
You must report when you dispose of crypto (sell, trade, spend, gift). You need to file if total disposals exceed £50,000 OR gains exceed £3,000. However, HMRC expects you to keep records of all transactions, even if just holding.



