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Official guidance
Cryptoassets Manual

CRYPTO41000 · Cryptoassets for businesses: Corporation Tax

  • CRYPTO41050 · Introduction
  • CRYPTO41100 · Loan relationships
  • CRYPTO41150 · Intangible fixed assets
  • CRYPTO41200 · Corporation Tax on chargeable gains – introduction
  • CRYPTO41250 · Corporation Tax on chargeable gains - what constitutes a disposal
  • CRYPTO41260 · Transferring tokens between distributed ledgers
  • CRYPTO41300 · Allowable costs
  • CRYPTO41350 · Corporation Tax on Chargeable Gains - pooling
  • CRYPTO41400 · Corporation Tax on chargeable gains - capital losses
  • CRYPTO41450 · Corporation Tax on chargeable gains - S24 and negligible value
  • CRYPTO41500 · Corporation Tax on chargeable gains - losing private keys
  • CRYPTO41550 · Corporation Tax on chargeable gains - being defrauded
  • CRYPTO41600 · Corporation Tax on chargeable gains - blockchain forks
  • CRYPTO41650 · Corporation Tax on chargeable gains - airdrops
  1. Cryptoassets for businesses: Corporation Tax: contents
  2. Cryptoassets for businesses: Corporation Tax: Corporation Tax on chargeable gains - S24 and negligible value

CRYPTO41450 | Cryptoassets for businesses: Corporation Tax: Corporation Tax on chargeable gains - S24 and negligible value

From HM Revenue & Customs · Cryptoassets Manual

As with other types of assets, businesses and companies can crystallise losses for exchange tokens that they still own if they become worthless or of ‘negligible value’.

A negligible value claim treats the exchange tokens as being disposed of and re-acquired at an amount stated in the claim. As exchange tokens are pooled, the negligible value claim needs to be made in respect of the whole pool, not the individual tokens.

The claim will need to state the:

  • asset which is the subject of the claim

  • amount the asset should be treated as disposed of (which may be £nil)

  • date that the asset should be treated as disposed of

The disposal produces a loss that needs to be reported to HMRC. Negligible value claims can be made to HMRC at the same time as reporting the loss.

More information about negligible value claims can be found in CG13120P.

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