Crypto tax in Australia: the definitive 2026 guide

NFTs and stablecoins follow the same CGT rules as other crypto assets in Australia. Here's how the ATO taxes them, with worked examples for common scenarios.

Active crypto traders operate under a different tax reality than long-term investors. The proposed CGT changes affect them less than the headlines suggest, but the structural questions are more complex.

Crypto margin, perpetuals, and futures sit in an ATO guidance gap. Here's how to apply the general framework for FY26, including investor vs trader, interest, liquidations, TOFA, and offshore venues.

A practical AU framework for crypto bear markets: risk profile, DCA, diversification, the Part IVA limits on tax-loss harvesting, the 12-month CGT discount, and what not to do.

We’ve got Aussie crypto users covered with all the resources they need for tax time. Check out our blog post for more info.

The ATO lets you claim a capital loss on lost, stolen, or hacked crypto with evidence of ownership. Exchange collapses are treated differently. Here is the FY26 framework, current to the ATO's 2025 guidance updates.

How capital gains tax works for Australian crypto investors, including what triggers a CGT event, how to calculate gains and losses, and how to report them.

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.