Crypto Tax in South Africa: How To Do Your Taxes in 2025
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) considers cryptocurrency a taxable asset, meaning that if you buy, sell, or hold crypto you must declare it in your tax return. SARS taxes crypto transactions under Capital Gains Tax (CGT) or Income Tax, depending on whether the activity is classified as an…
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…
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…
How are NFT airdrops taxed?
In recent years, NFTs have exploded in popularity as they establish ownership and scarcity in the digital realm. Profile…
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…
Staking with NFTs
In a previous blog, we’ve touched on what staking is and how it works as a way of earning rewards by delegating or…
