What does a crypto tax advisor cost?

Fees are fixed and quoted after the initial call, because the cost is driven by the state of the records and the number of years in scope, not by portfolio size. Reconstruction work is the variable.

Do I need an advisor if I already use crypto tax software?

Software produces a number. It does not decide whether your staking rewards are income, whether your activity amounts to trading, or whether a transfer between your own wallets has been misread as a disposal. Those judgements drive the liability, and they are what we are engaged for.

Can you handle exchanges that no longer exist?

Yes. Rebuilding from on-chain records, bank statements and counterparty data is standard work on older portfolios.

Do you only work with UK clients?

We advise on UK tax, for anyone with UK exposure, including non-residents with a UK connection and UK residents with assets held anywhere.

UK crypto tax specialists

Crypto Tax Advisor UK

A specialist crypto tax advisor does the work a general accountant cannot: reconstructing an incomplete on-chain history and defending the treatment that follows from it.

HMRC Cryptoasset Manual applied line by line
Timestamped pricing feeds for every valuation
Pooling and the 30-day rule handled correctly

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A crypto tax advisor is a UK tax specialist who works specifically on digital assets: reconstructing transaction histories that no longer export cleanly, applying HMRC's pooling rules across years of activity, deciding where the income and capital line falls in DeFi, and defending those positions if HMRC asks. It is a different job from filing a self-assessment return with a spreadsheet attached.

What a specialist does that a general accountant does not

Rebuilds history from on-chain data where exchange exports are incomplete, missing, or from a venue that has since collapsed.
Applies Section 104 pooling correctly alongside the same-day and 30-day rules, across every year and every wallet, rather than per exchange.
Takes and documents a position on DeFi treatment, where HMRC guidance sets out principles rather than answers: lending, liquidity provision, wrapped tokens, staking rewards, airdrops and forks.
Distinguishes trading from investment on the badges of trade, which changes the rate, the loss relief and the National Insurance position entirely.
Handles HMRC correspondence, nudge letters, disclosures and enquiries as a matter of routine.

How we work

An initial call establishes the shape of the position: portfolio scale, years involved, venues, activity types and whether HMRC has already made contact. From there we scope the reconstruction, agree a fixed fee, produce the computations, and either file or disclose depending on what the numbers show. Where the answer is that no further action is needed, we say so.

Who we act for

Long-term holders with substantial positions, active traders, DeFi and Web3 participants, founders and contributors paid in tokens, funds and family offices, and anyone holding an HMRC letter about cryptoassets. We are not the right fit for a first-year holder with a single exchange account and a few hundred pounds of gains, and we would rather point that person at the right resource than take the engagement.

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Tell us which exchanges and wallets you use and roughly how many transactions you have. We'll come back with a fixed fee and a realistic timeline.

HMRC Cryptoasset Manual applied line by line
Timestamped pricing feeds for every valuation
Pooling and the 30-day rule handled correctly