We understand the difficulties in collating crypto informaiont and preparing for the end of financial year. For those of you that have bought or sold crypto, the ATO has made it clear that they are watching and therefore we have prepared our top tips to help you prepare for the end of 2024 financial year.
The 2024 calendar year saw a surge in crypto market activity due to the SEC’s approval of Bitcoin Electronically Traded Funds, causing a surge in demand for managed funds in crypto.
This article discusses the tax implications of crypto mining, particularly Bitcoin (BTC), amid the upcoming BTC halving in April 2024, causing concern among miners.
As the 2024 financial year approaches, many crypto traders are considering tax planning opportunities with prior capital losses due to significant wins.
Understanding the intricacies of organising your crypto year-end data can seem like a challenging endeavor.
We draw upon the common mistakes or misconceptions about how the guidance and legislation from the ATO is applied to different situations.
The ATO requires cryptocurrency record keeping to calculate tax implications when you sell, swap, or gift cryptocurrency.
Cryptocurrencies are constantly changing and expanding, which can create confusion regarding tax regulations. This article highlights the five major pitfalls that you should be aware of regarding crypto taxes in Australia. We will debunk some misconceptions and address essential factors related to this asset class.
Discover the crucial need for crypto enthusiasts and businesses to grasp the GST implications around cryptocurrencies/Web 3.
The ATO has recently released their guidance on Decentralised Finance and wrapping crypto. Illustrating the ATO’s intention of ensuring Australian tax payers are navigating this space correctly.
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