UK crypto tax accountants · Individuals and companies
Crypto gets complicated.Tax doesn’t have to.
UK crypto tax accountants helping individuals and companies make sense of transactions, prepare calculations and get their tax returns sorted.
Bitcoin. Ethereum. DeFi. NFTs. Let’s make sense of it.
Your transactions, sorted
Disposals
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Income events
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Own transfers
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Fictional transactions. General UK treatment only; yours depends on your circumstances.
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01 · The paperwork
You kept the crypto.We’ll help withthe records.
Across wallets, exchanges and years of activity, the paperwork can get complicated. Koin Keepers helps you understand what needs reviewing and what comes next.
- 01 RecordsExports from two exchanges and a hardware wallet
- 02 ReviewWhich transfers were between your own accounts?
- 03 CalculationsGains and losses, worked through in GBP
- 04 ReturnWhat goes on your tax return, and when
Illustrative example
02 · Services
What can we takeoff your plate?
Tax return · draft
Crypto pages
Gains summary attachedYour approval firstWe prepare the parts of your tax return that involve cryptocurrency and, with your approval, submit the return to HMRC.
More about tax return preparation
03 · Before and after
Same transactions.A much clearer picture.
The same fictional records, shown two ways. Drag the handle, or use the arrow keys, to compare.
exchange_a_export.csv
2024-12-11,SOL,SELL,0.50,61.75
Exchange B · trade history
Wallet 0x7a…e2
Unlabelled transfer
Note to self
Cost missing: NFT mint
Illustrative example of how records can be organised. Actual work depends on the information available and the agreed service.
04 · How we work
Accountants who speak crypto.And plain English.
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Understanding
We start with your activity and circumstances, not a template.
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Clarity
We explain what information is needed and what the next steps involve.
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Care
We review your records and raise questions where something needs attention.
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Support
We help you through the agreed work, with a clear point of contact.
05 · DeFi, staking and NFTs
More than a buy and a sell?Let’s untangle it.
Staking rewards, liquidity pools, NFTs and activity across multiple platforms can make the records harder to follow. Start with a conversation about what you’ve been doing.
Transaction paths
Grouping is for illustration. Different activities can be treated differently for tax, which is why we look at what you actually did.
06 · Who we help
Individuals and companies
Your records, your return.
If you have bought, sold, swapped, staked or minted crypto, we help you understand your records and what they mean for your personal tax return.
Personal tax return
- Employment
- Savings
- Capital gains+ crypto
- Other income
07 · How it works
A clear route through the paperwork.
Four steps, agreed in advance. Nothing is prepared or submitted without your say-so.
Step 1: Tell us about your crypto
Start with an enquiry or a consultation. Tell us what you have been doing, where and over which tax years.
- 01Enquiry form or a call
- 02Platforms and activity
- 03Tax years involved
Step 2: Agree the work
We confirm the scope, the records we will need from you and the fee before any work begins.
- 01Defined scope
- 02Records checklist
- 03Fee confirmed up front
Step 3: Review the information
We organise the records you supply and identify any questions that need resolving.
Step 4: Prepare the next step
We complete the agreed calculations and return work, with your approval wherever it is needed.
- 01Calculations
- 02Return preparation
- 03Your approval first
08 · The firm
Accountants,not an app.
Koin Keepers is a London-based accountancy practice focused on crypto tax. It is a trading name of Cloudkeepers London Ltd.
124 City Road, London, EC1V 2NX · Company no. 11047263
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A person, not a platform
You speak to an accountant about your situation. We are not an exchange, a wallet or an app, and we never hold your crypto.
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Your records, read properly
We work from your exports, statements and public wallet addresses, and we tell you plainly when something is missing.
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Questions before conclusions
Where records are unclear we raise it with you rather than guess. Some gaps can be filled; some need a judgement we agree together.
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Scope you can see
We agree what we are doing, what we need and the fee before work starts.
The straight facts.
No ratings, no counters. Just what you can check.
- Who you are dealing with
- Koin Keepers is a trading name of Cloudkeepers London Ltd, registered in England and Wales, company number 11047263.
- How to reach us
- 020 7118 9799 · info@cloud-keepers.co.uk
- How enquiries work
- You tell us about your activity. We explain what is involved and confirm a quote before any work starts.
- What we will never ask for
- Private keys, seed phrases or exchange passwords. Not by email, not by phone, not ever.
09 · Fees
Clear scope.Clear fees.
Packages start at £399 + VAT per tax year, for up to 100 transactions. Tell us about your activity and the records you have, and we’ll confirm the right package or a quote before we start. Your first consultation is free.
What shapes a quote
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Tax years
How many years need reviewing or preparing.
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Volume
Roughly how many transactions are involved.
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Platforms
The number of wallets and exchanges you have used.
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Complexity
Whether there is DeFi, staking, NFTs or other less common activity.
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Records
How complete and organised your exports and notes are.
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Services
What you need from us: calculations, a return, a review or advice.
The packages cover most people. Where there is more to do, these are the things that shape the quote, and you will always have it before we start.
10 · Resources
A little clarity
goes a long way.
HMRC Compliance · 11 October 2026
Do Crypto Exchanges Report to HMRC? CARF Rules Explained
Since 1 January 2026, UK crypto platforms have been collecting user and transaction data under the Cryptoasset Reporting Framework, with first reports to HMRC due in 2027. Here is what that means for you.
- 11 October 2026Crypto Capital Gains Tax UK: Rates and Allowance 2026/27
- 11 October 2026Crypto Losses and Tax in the UK: Can You Claim Them?
- 11 October 2026HMRC Crypto Disclosure: How to Tell HMRC About Unpaid Tax
11 · Questions
Fair questions.
Never send anyone your private keys, seed phrases or exchange passwords. Including us.
Yes. Most people we speak to have activity spread across more than one platform. We bring the exports and wallet records together and tell you if anything appears to be missing.
Let’s get yourcrypto taxoff your mind.
Tell us where you are with your records. We’ll help you understand the next step, and your first consultation is free.
12 · Enquire
Start the conversation.
Tell us a little about your crypto and what you need. We’ll come back to you about a consultation and the next step. The first consultation is free.
- 01You send the enquiry from your email
- 02We reply to arrange a conversation
- 03We agree scope and fee before any work
Prefer not to use your email app? Email info@cloud-keepers.co.uk or call 020 7118 9799.
Based in London.
Let’s talk crypto tax.
- Call
- 020 7118 9799
Enquiries are handled by phone and email.