Crypto Tax Moves That Could Save You Money Before It’s Too Late

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The UK tax year ends on 5 April 2026, and many crypto investors miss key opportunities to reduce their tax bill before the deadline.

In this video, I walk through five practical crypto tax planning checks to make before the end of the tax year, including how to review your capital gains position, use your £3,000 Capital Gains Tax allowance, consider loss harvesting, and check historic capital losses before they expire.

If you're invested in crypto, understanding your tax position before 5 April can make a meaningful difference. Once the tax year ends, these planning opportunities disappear and your Capital Gains Tax position is locked in.

Topics covered:

0:28 Getting your crypto tax software up to date
1:36 Using your annual CGT exemption
2:45 Loss harvesting
3:55 Spousal planning opportunities
5:43 Claiming historic capital losses within the four-year window

If you are unsure where you stand on crypto tax, or want clarity before the tax year ends, this video explains the key areas to review.

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⚠️ DISCLAIMER
This content is for general information and education only. It is not tax advice. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances. Always seek professional advice before taking action. Tax rates and allowances quoted relate to the 2025/26 tax year and are subject to change.