Clear explanations of Australian crypto tax rules, regulation, and compliance for investors and users.
How the ATO taxes NFTs in Australia: buying with crypto, selling, swapping, minting and airdrops, with worked AUD examples, the CGT discount, creator income rules, common mistakes and the records you must keep.
Gifting crypto is a CGT event in Australia, and inherited crypto carries hidden traps. Worked AUD examples of gifting and deceased-estate CGT, plus how to plan seed-phrase access for your beneficiaries.
How the ATO’s 50% CGT 12-month discount works for crypto in Australia: a full worked AUD calculation, counting the holding period, what resets it, capital losses, and who does not qualify.
Receiving wages or contractor payments in cryptocurrency is increasingly common in Australia — particularly for software developers, designers and consu…
ASIC — the Australian Securities and Investments Commission — is the regulator most likely to shape how the Australian crypto market looks in the next t…
AUSTRAC is Australia’s anti-money-laundering and counter-terrorism-financing regulator, and it is the regulator most directly involved with cryptocurren…
DeFi has produced the messiest tax position in Australian crypto. Every swap is a CGT event
Australians who participated in the airdrop wave of 2020–2022 — Uniswap, dYdX, ENS, ApeCoin, Optimism, Arbitrum and dozens of smaller ones — generated m…
The ATO has data-sharing agreements with every Australian-registered cryptocurrency exchange. It receives transaction-level information from CoinSpot, C
Australian crypto investors have three credible tax software options at the top of the market: Koinly, CryptoTaxCalculator and Crypto Tax Australia (for…