There’s promising news for the UK crypto industry as at the end of October, Parliament’s lower house – the House of Commons – agreed to regulating cryptocurrency as financial instruments…
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The short answer is yes – HMRC considers cryptocurrency as property for Inheritance Tax (IHT) purposes. Therefore, it will be subject to the standard IHT rate of 40% (if your…
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The cryptocurrency crash has been making headlines lately, with journalists calling it the end of crypto. However, as we’ve seen time and time again, following a crash there is usually…
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Last month, half a trillion US$ worth of crypto currency vanished, seemingly overnight. So has the sun set on crypto assets once and for all? Unlikely. Investors are feeling the…
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