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UK Crypto ISA Explained: How Bitcoin and Ethereum Can Be Held Tax-Free in 2026
Why the UK’s Crypto ISA is not about crypto — and what it really changes for taxes and wealth In January 2026, UK regulators confirmed that crypto-linked investment products can be held inside ISA accounts. Headlines framed this as “Britain …
Inheritance, Gifts and Housing in Europe
Why the “tax for living with your parents” in Spain is a myth, and what the real issue actually is In recent weeks, Spanish social media has been flooded with claims that children who live with their parents are supposedly …
International Assets and Inheritance in Europe
Why “Wealth on Paper” Often Turns Into Zero After Death Today, European entrepreneurs and investors all follow the same model.Assets are spread across countries, legal entities, and platforms. A company in Estonia. A holding in Luxembourg. Property in Spain. Investments …
The UK Changed the Rules. What the End of non-dom Actually Means
For decades, the United Kingdom was attractive not because taxes were low, but because the system was predictable. You could live in the UK, run an international business, invest globally, and keep foreign income outside the UK tax net as …
How a Business Loan Turns into a Tax Trap
An entrepreneur brings money into a company as a loan.There is a contract. The bank accepts the payment.In accounting it is not income, so there are no taxes.The scheme looks safe and convenient. In practice, it works differently. This case …
Investment Account in the US with Tax Residence in Europe
What to Do If You Have Investments in the US and Live in Europe This situation is far more common than many people expect. Someone may work, for example, in France, be a tax resident there, and at the same …
CARF — what it really means for crypto reporting and tax transparency
Crypto is no longer operating in a regulatory grey zone.With the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) from the OECD, crypto assets are entering the same global tax transparency system that applies to banks and investment accounts. CARF standardises how crypto transaction …
CRS and Tax Authorities: What Banks Actually Know — and Why Accounts Get Blocked
Almost everyone knows that banks exchange information.But what exactly is exchanged is understood by very few. Because of this, people usually fall into one of two extremes. The first lives in constant fear: it feels like tax authorities can see …