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Budget 2024 | The Government has confirmed changes and provided more information on FamilyBoost. Find out more: FamilyBoost

Budget 2024 | The Government has confirmed changes to personal income tax, the independent earner tax credit, in-work tax credit, and the minimum family tax credit. Find out more: Personal income tax threshold changes

Generally, no deduction is available for the cost of acquiring the cryptoassets from an airdrop or a hard fork, as you will not have incurred a cost in acquiring them. A deduction may be available in some limited cases when you are taxed both on receipt and also disposal. If you think this applies to you, see our guidance for further information.

Qb 21/06 Income tax - tax treatment of cryptoassets received from an airdrop

QB21/07 Income tax - tax treatment of cryptoassets received from a hard fork

Cryptoassets for businesses

Last updated: 26 Jul 2021
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