Crypto Tax Guide USA 2025
This guide contains everything you need to know about how to calculate your crypto taxes for the 2024 tax year. It includes crypto tax brackets, crypto capital gains tax, how to report losses, and includes legal ways to lower your bill. Plus how to prepare yourself for some big changes to crypto taxes in 2025.
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Staking Rewards Tax in NZ
How the IRD treats staking rewards in NZ and what to put on the IR3.
Here’s What’s Changed in NZ Crypto Tax & What It Means For You
If you’re a crypto investor in New Zealand, early 2026 saw several changes to crypto tax rules that are worth paying attention to.
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NZ Crypto Tax: 7 July IR3 Deadline Checklist
The countdown to the 7 July 2026 IR3 deadline is on: what to reconcile, when, and how to file your crypto correctly.
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Why NZ’s Over 45s Favour Bitcoin While Younger Traders Flock to Stablecoins & Emerging Assets
As the leading home of crypto in Aotearoa, Swyftx holds a unique vantage point on the trading sentiment and trends emerging across the motu.
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Lost or Stolen Crypto in New Zealand: How To Claim a Deduction
If you have lost crypto to a hack, a phishing attack, or an exchange collapse, you are not alone. The good news: the IRD does allow a deduction for stolen crypto in certain circumstances.
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How to File Crypto Tax on the IR3 in New Zealand
Step-by-step guide to filing crypto on the IR3 in New Zealand: where each figure goes, key dates, and the mistakes to avoid.
DeFi Tax in New Zealand
How the IRD treats DeFi activity in New Zealand under IRRUIP18: lending, LP positions, yield, wrapping, bridging, and liquid staking.
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CARF: What New Zealand Crypto Investors Need to Know in 2026
From 1 April 2026, NZ crypto exchanges must report user activity to the IRD under CARF. Here's what gets shared, the key dates, and how to prepare.
New Zealand Rolls Out Mandatory Crypto Reporting as IRD Identifies 355,000 Users
New Zealand's Inland Revenue Department has identified 355,000 unique crypto users across 57 million transactions, and from 1 April 2026, a new international reporting framework has closed the data gap that previously made enforcement difficult. The shift marks a significant escalation in how New Zealand taxes cryptocurrency activity.
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