Data from HM Revenue & Customs showed that 240 taxpayers in the UK reported cryptocurrency gains of more than £1 million, or about $1.27 million, during fiscal 2025 covering April to June 2025. The figures point to crypto’s role in personal wealth accumulation in the country while also highlighting the need for tax compliance around digital assets. HMRC is tightening oversight and is requiring crypto asset trading platforms to report user transaction data as part of efforts to combat tax evasion. The figures were cited by Techub, which referenced Crypto Briefing.
According to Techub News, figures from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) show that 240 taxpayers in the UK reported cryptocurrency gains above £1 million, or about $1.27 million, in fiscal 2025, covering April to June 2025.
The numbers suggest crypto is now part of how personal wealth is built in the UK. And they throw a harsh light on tax compliance for digital assets.
HMRC is stepping up oversight and ordering crypto asset trading platforms to report user transaction data as it tries to curb tax evasion.
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