Whether you’re taking your first steps into crypto investing, or you’ve been monitoring the trend since it started. Whether you’ve made it big in Bitcoin, or you’ve tried your hand at multiple cryptocurrencies. Understanding your crypto tax obligations is crucial to ensuring you make the most of your investment.
At Liston Newton Advisory, we recognise the potential for this new currency format. So we’ve made sure we’re across the ATO’s crypto tax regulations, and we can help you take advantage of this new form of investing.
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We know that cryptocurrency is an exciting ride, but it’s important to remember it’s still an investment. And while it’s a digital asset, this doesn’t mean your financial planning should suffer.
We help you understand your tax obligation when investing in crypto. From the way you structure your investments, to choosing the best time to sell your assets, we provide expert advice to ensure you make your crypto investments as tax-effective as possible.
Understanding your cryptocurrency tax obligations might not be exciting, but it can make all the difference in maximising your profits.
At Liston Newton Advisory we’ve developed a unique, holistic approach to our services. And while the financial world may change, our methodology is able to adapt to any situation. So no matter where you’re at in your journey, our crypto tax accountants can help you get you ready for the future.
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Cryptocurrency is a type of currency that’s 100% virtual. It’s underpinned by blockchain technology, making it extremely secure, and it’s traded entirely online. Each digital transaction is recorded indelibly as a digital record, and powerful cryptographic algorithms keep it safe from external threats.
Not exactly. Blockchain is the technology that cryptocurrency uses to operate. It’s a decentralised digital ledger that records every crypto transaction.
Cryptocurrency is stored in a digital wallet, which is typically held securely on an online crypto exchange (the platform on which you trade crypto).
Cryptocurrency isn’t governed by typical investment income rules. It’s treated by the ATO as property, meaning it comes under capital gains tax rules. So when selling crypto, you get taxed on the difference between the value you bought it for, and its market value at the time of the sale. If your cryptocurrency has grown in value, you’re making a capital gain, and you pay CGT on the profit of the sale. You must declare this capital gain on your annual tax return. If you make a loss on the sale, you’re required to report the loss on your tax return.