UK Tax Authority Begins Crypto Tax Crackdown in the New ...

UK Tax Authority Begins Crypto Tax Crackdown in the New ...

UK's Crypto Crackdown Begins: Exchanges Required To Collect Transaction Records By 2026

The UK has declared a fresh crackdown on cryptocurrency holdings. The concept compels digital asset providers, including exchanges, to provide precise financial information about UK taxpayers.  Major Shift In Crypto Trading Oversight According to the Financial Times, cryptocurrency holders have been cautioned that, starting January 1, 2026, major cryptocurrency exchanges will be mandated to collect extensive transaction records from their UK cus…

UK orders crypto platforms to log all user transactions starting 2026

UK regulatory authorities have announced that they will require reports of all transactions carried out by users in the country from local crypto platforms, starting in 2026. This decision marks a significant change in the UK’s crypto reporting rules as it implies an expansion of the Cryptoasset Reporting Framework (CARF).  Sources close to the situation noted that with this new regulation in place, His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC), the …

UK Tightens Crypto Tax Rules Amid Global Crackdown on Digital Assets

United Kingdom Enhances Crypto Transaction Reporting with New Domestic Regulations The United Kingdom is set to impose new reporting requirements on domestic cryptocurrency platforms starting in 2026, marking a significant step toward increased regulatory oversight. This move expands the scope of the current Cryptoasset Reporting Framework (CARF), enabling HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) to access comprehensive transaction data from both local and i…

HMRC Crypto Data: Binance & Exchanges – 2026 Rule Change

UK Crypto Exchanges face Sweeping Data Reporting Rules Starting in 2026 Table of Contents UK Crypto… The post HMRC Crypto Data: Binance & Exchanges – 2026 Rule Change appeared first on TIme News.

UK widens crypto reporting rules to cover domestic transactions

The UK will require domestic crypto platforms to report all activity from UK residents under new CARF rules, joining a global push to tighten digital asset tax compliance.