US Crypto Tax Guide 2024
Crypto from a tax perspective A key distinction between cryptocurrency and fiat money (like the US dollar) is that cryptocurrency is viewed as property rather than as a currency in the US by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). This means that the taxation rules for cryptocurrency are those which…
Does moving to ETH 2.0 have tax implications?
ETH 2.0 is a hot topic at the moment, with crypto users around the world eagerly awaiting its introduction. Over at CTC, we’re equally as…
What is a fractionalized NFT?
In a previous blog, we’ve gone over what an NFT is and how they work. So, what’s the difference between an NFT and a fractionalized NFT? Let…
How are NFT airdrops taxed?
In recent years, NFTs have exploded in popularity as they establish ownership and scarcity in the digital realm. Profile picture NFT…
Lost, Stolen or Hacked Crypto - Tax Implications
Losing access to your crypto is unfortunately a common occurrence in the crypto world: whether it’s due to forgetting your seed phrase to a…
Essential tax resources for Aussie crypto users
The early bird gets the worm, and the reduced stress levels come tax time! To help you get ahead of the game for the Australian tax season…
