Published April 6, 2026 · CoinTaxReporting

Binance, Coinbase & Kraken Tax Report UK 2026 – How to Use It

Binance, Coinbase, and Kraken provide automated tax reports. But how do you use them for UK Self Assessment? Here's the practical guide.

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Binance: Account → Download Center → Tax Reports (CSV format available)

Coinbase: Settings → Crypto Tax Reports → Download (provides CSV with all transactions)

Kraken: Settings → API → Generate API keys for tax export (integrates with tax software)

What the Report Contains

How to Use It for HMRC

  1. Calculate your gains/losses: For each sale, compute gain/loss (sale price – cost basis)
  2. Match cost basis: Use FIFO or average cost (whatever you declared)
  3. Total capital gains: Sum all gains minus all losses
  4. Subtract allowance: Subtract £3,000 (or carried losses)
  5. Calculate tax: Remaining × 20% (or 10% if basic rate)
  6. Report on Self Assessment: Enter into "Capital gains" section

Important Limitations of Exchange Reports

Exchange reports are rough approximations. They don't account for:

HMRC Will Get the Same Data (via CARF)

From 2026, HMRC will receive the same data from these exchanges via CARF.

If your Self Assessment doesn't match, HMRC will notice and contact you.

Therefore: Use the exchange report as a starting point, but verify it's accurate.

Best Practice for Self Assessment

Strategies for 2026

Action: Download your 2025/26 reports now and review them carefully. If there are errors, contact the exchange. Document everything.

Related Resources

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Disclaimer: This article is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute tax advice. For individual tax advice, consult a licensed tax professional.