Yes. HMRC treats cryptocurrency as a capital asset for both individuals and companies. For individuals, gains on disposal are subject to Capital Gains Tax. For companies, gains enter the corporation tax computation. The tax treatment of mining income, staking rewards, hard forks, airdrops, and DeFi transactions each carry specific HMRC guidance that has evolved significantly in recent years. We calculate your cryptocurrency tax position by working through every transaction in your records, applying the correct cost basis calculation method, pooling rules for HMRC purposes, and identifying any allowable costs or reliefs. We report your cryptocurrency gains and income accurately on your tax return and provide you with a full transaction-by-transaction record in the format HMRC requires for enquiry purposes. For technology businesses that accept cryptocurrency as payment or hold digital assets on their balance sheet, we also advise on the correct corporate accounting treatment.