On 19 December 2018 HMRC published its guidance on cryptoassets for individuals in the form of a policy paper (see bit.ly/2Sc3wYa). Although not explicitly mentioned this replaces the guidance in Revenue & Customs Brief 9/2014 which had a number of shortcomings.
Cryptoassets describe a number of different assets including cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum which are most frequently encountered. In this article the terms are used interchangeably.
This article outlines the key points covered by the guidance and highlights some areas not covered as well as some of the practical problems arising.
In developing the guidance HMRC has consulted closely with accountancy and law firms as well as the professional bodies. This has been a very...
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On 19 December 2018 HMRC published its guidance on cryptoassets for individuals in the form of a policy paper (see bit.ly/2Sc3wYa). Although not explicitly mentioned this replaces the guidance in Revenue & Customs Brief 9/2014 which had a number of shortcomings.
Cryptoassets describe a number of different assets including cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum which are most frequently encountered. In this article the terms are used interchangeably.
This article outlines the key points covered by the guidance and highlights some areas not covered as well as some of the practical problems arising.
In developing the guidance HMRC has consulted closely with accountancy and law firms as well as the professional bodies. This has been a very...
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