The UK tax authority doubled the number of warning letters it sent to crypto investors last year, in a sign of a growing crackdown on unpaid capital gains tax in digital assets.
HM Revenue & Customs issued 65,000 letters to individuals suspected of owing tax on their cryptocurrency holdings in the 2024-25 tax year. This was up from 27,700 in the previous year, data released under the Freedom of Information Act showed.
HMRC sends so-called “nudge letters” to people it suspects of tax avoidance or evasion to “nudge” them into paying any missing tax before it opens a formal investigation.
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