How the US, UK, Canada and Australia usually tax crypto sales, swaps, staking rewards and airdrops, with official sources and a worked example. Tax on crypto is not one rule. It is a set of familiar rules applied to an unfamiliar asset, and each country applies them a little differently. The common thread is that tax authorities treat crypto as property or a capital asset, so disposing of it can create a gain or loss, and receiving new tokens as a reward can count as income. This guide covers four jurisdictions: the US, the UK, Canada and Australia. We use official guidance checked on 7 October 2026\. Tax rules change often and depend on your circumstances, so use it as an orientation and confirm the details with your tax authority or an adviser.
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