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The ATO requires five years of crypto records and already matches data from 1.2 million Australian investors. Here's what you need to keep, and what CARF means for international exchange reporting from 2027.
Here are four things Australian crypto investors should do to get ahead this tax season.
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June 30, 2026 is fast approaching so now is the time to finalise your crypto tax position for the financial year.
Struggling to understand what a blockchain explorer is and how to use one? We break it down for you in this blog.
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Capital losses are pooled across CGT assets in Australia, so a crypto capital loss can offset a capital gain on shares. Here's how, plus the ATO's wash-sale rule.
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The complete guide to understanding and filing your NFT taxes in Australia.
A guide to liquidity pools, LP tokens and how to report them on your taxes.
Struggling to understand the ATO's cryptocurrency tax rules? This guide uses plain language and clear examples to explain what's changed for FY2026, including new CARF reporting requirements and updated lodgment dates.
