Let Crypto Taxes Spook You: Expert Guidance for Canadian Investors
The Canadian cryptocurrency landscape is booming, but navigating the tax implications can feel like a maze. At Capital Tax Law, our experienced Canadian crypto tax lawyers are here to shed light on the complexities and ensure your digital asset journey is smooth sailing.

Holding cryptocurrency for long-term growth potentially qualifies for capital gains tax. Only 50% of your capital gain is taxable, making it an attractive option.
If you trade frequently, hold large amounts, or spend significant time managing your portfolio, the CRA might classify your activities as a business. Business income from crypto is taxed at a higher rate than capital gains.
Frequent buying and selling suggest business-like activity.
Long-term holding leans towards investment, while frequent trades might indicate business income.
Deep understanding of the cryptocurrency market strengthens the case for business activities.
Extensive time spent actively managing your crypto portfolio could be seen as a business.
Your primary purpose for holding cryptocurrency is crucial. Are you investing for long-term growth, or actively trading for short-term profits?
We'll analyze your crypto activities and determine the most applicable tax category (capital gains or business income).
We work with you to minimize your tax burden and maximize your crypto profits.
We guide you on maintaining meticulous records and ensure compliance with the CRA.
Whether you need help with foreign property reporting, voluntary disclosures, or audits, we're here for you.
P.S. Bookmark this page for future reference as Canadian crypto tax regulations continue to evolve. We’ll keep you informed with the latest updates.
Need Help Navigating Crypto Taxes in Canada? We've Got You Covered
With the ever-evolving Canadian crypto tax landscape, expert guidance is invaluable. At Capital Tax Law, our team of experienced crypto tax lawyers can help you: