Cryptocurrency and Other Digital Assets
Cryptocurrency and Other Digital Assets , Forthcoming books , Claritax Books
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<div>The topic of crypto assets is broader than it may at first appear, requiring the application of tax principles to a new and developing set of circumstances. <div><br></div>The author, a tax barrister with experience in this field, tackles the issues under the following broad headings:</div><div><div style="font-weight: bold;"><b><br></b></div><b>Introduction</b><br><div><ul><li>Terminology and first principles</li><li>Basis of taxation</li></ul></div></div><b>Individuals</b><br><div><ul><li>Investment</li><li>Trading</li><li>Miscellaneous income</li><li>Inheritance tax</li><li>Residence and domicile</li></ul></div><p></p><b>Corporate ownership</b><br><div><ul><li>Investment</li><li>Trading</li><li>Miscellaneous income</li><li>Planning for non-domiciled individuals</li></ul></div><p></p><b>Other holding structures</b><br><div><ul><li>Trusts</li><li>Pension schemes (including QNUPS)</li><li>Other structures</li></ul></div><p></p><b>Other considerations</b><br><div><ul><li>Means of exchange</li><li>VAT</li><li>Administration and compliance</li><li>Specific scenarios</li></ul></div><div>Andy Wood trained with Ernst & Young in London and then worked with Grant Thornton in Manchester. He qualified as a Chartered Tax Adviser in 2003 and, shortly afterwards became a member of STEP. Today he is an experienced tax adviser and barrister, and is founder and director of specialist tax advisory firm ETC Tax.</div>
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The topic of crypto assets is broader than it may at first appear, requiring the application of tax principles to a new and developing set of circumstances.
The author, a tax barrister with experience in this field, tackles the issues under the following broad headings:
Introduction- Terminology and first principles
- Basis of taxation
Individuals- Investment
- Trading
- Miscellaneous income
- Inheritance tax
- Residence and domicile
Corporate ownership- Investment
- Trading
- Miscellaneous income
- Planning for non-domiciled individuals
Other holding structures- Trusts
- Pension schemes (including QNUPS)
- Other structures
Other considerations- Means of exchange
- VAT
- Administration and compliance
- Specific scenarios
Andy Wood trained with Ernst & Young in London and then worked with Grant Thornton in Manchester. He qualified as a Chartered Tax Adviser in 2003 and, shortly afterwards became a member of STEP. Today he is an experienced tax adviser and barrister, and is founder and director of specialist tax advisory firm ETC Tax.