Yes. HMRC’s cryptocurrency manual covers these specifically, and they each have distinct tax treatments. Staking rewards are generally treated as income at the point of receipt. NFT disposals are capital events. DeFi liquidity provision and token swaps are treated as disposals of the original asset. The reconciliation process accounts for all of these rather than grouping them under a catch-all category.

Pricing depends on transaction volume and complexity — a straightforward year with one exchange and a handful of trades costs considerably less than a multi-wallet DeFi portfolio spanning three years. You receive a fixed-fee quote before any work begins, so the cost is agreed upfront. The fee covers full reconciliation, gains calculation, and Self Assessment filing. There are no add-on charges for questions during the process.

This is more common than most people expect. Exchange APIs do not always go back far enough, some platforms have closed down, and not everyone kept records at the time. We work with whatever data you have, identify gaps, and apply HMRC’s accepted approaches for incomplete records. It is better to work with what exists and file accurately than to delay filing because the records are not perfect.

No long-term contract. If you are on a monthly arrangement and it is not the right fit, you give notice and we hand over your records in full. You leave with everything in order and nothing outstanding. The expectation is that the service should be worth staying for on its own merits.

HMRC’s Cryptoassets Disclosure Facility exists precisely for this situation. Voluntary disclosure — reporting omissions before HMRC identifies them — results in significantly lower penalties than being found out. We can review prior years, quantify any undeclared gains, and manage the disclosure process on your behalf. Doing nothing when there is an undeclared liability is the riskier option.

In some cases, yes. The annual capital gains exempt amount can be used strategically, losses can be crystallised to offset gains, and timing disposals across tax years can make a material difference. This is worth discussing before you sell rather than after. Once a disposal has occurred, the options are narrower. A conversation before the event costs nothing and can change the outcome.