No matter how decentralized the web3 space is, HMRC pays a lot of attention to transactions happening in the world of DeFi. That is why, as a user of such apps as Aave, Uniswap, or GMX, you still need to
Memory is a slippery thing. Especially when it comes to various deadlines and important terms. Unfortunately, HMRC doesn’t seem to show much compassion regarding missed dates. However, even if you forgot about the UK tax deadline, there are a few
Crypto enthusiasts love airdrops. They often give the impression of free money and enable web3 users to quickly capitalize on being an early adopter of a particular project. However, are they really “free”? UK’s tax authorities have a rigorous view
Even at the best of times, tax can be complicated. However, crypto tax can hurt your brain if it is not explained well! This article will cover everything you need to know about paying cryptocurrency tax in the UK. Cryptocurrencies
Cryptocurrencies remove the need for centralised intermediaries and allow users to transact directly with each other, but that doesn’t mean they come without tax implications. In the UK, it is important to understand how cryptocurrencies are taxed in order
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