Crypto Tax Calculator

No, you won’t be taxed on crypto you move from one wallet to another as long as they’re both in your name.

The kind of tax you pay depends on how you make money from crypto. Trading and mining profits are usually subject to Capital Gains Tax, but you’ll pay Income Tax on any profits you make from staking.

Capital Gains Tax is sometimes payable if you ‘dispose’ of an asset and it’s increased in value. A disposal might mean that you sold it, but it can also mean you gave it away, or were compensated for its loss in some way. Income tax is charged on income you receive, such as a salary or payment for providing services.

Our crypto tax tool uses the details of any other income you receive to work out your tax band. This is so it can estimate the tax you’ll need to pay on your crypto more accurately.

You may be able to deduct some of your costs, such as transaction fees, when working out how much you owe, and pay tax on the profit or ‘gain’ left over. The rules around this can be quite complicated, so it’s well worth chatting to your accountant first!

This depends on how you earn crypto. You won’t normally need to pay National Insurance on the gain you get from trading crypto, but if you need to pay Income Tax on mining and staking, then you’ll probably need to consider NI too.