WHO IS THE SUMMIT FOR?

Crypto investors, traders, accountants, tax advisers, finance teams, digital-asset businesses, fintechs, exchanges and compliance professionals across Australia and New Zealand.

IS IT SUITABLE FOR BEGINNERS?

Yes. Sessions are labelled beginner, intermediate or professional so you can build a programme that matches your experience.

DO I NEED TO OWN CRYPTO?

No. Many attendees are advisers, finance professionals or businesses evaluating digital assets rather than holders.

No. The summit is educational only and does not provide financial, legal or tax advice. Speak with a qualified professional about your own circumstances.

DO YOU COVER AUSTRALIAN CRYPTO TAX?

Yes — there is a dedicated Australia track covering topics such as disposals, capital gains, trading, staking and record keeping.

DO YOU COVER NEW ZEALAND CRYPTO TAX?

Yes — a separate New Zealand track covers cryptoasset income topics, valuation in NZD, record keeping and reporting. The two frameworks are treated distinctly.

WILL DEFI BE COVERED?

Yes. Dedicated sessions examine liquidity, lending, wrapping and bridging as reporting problems.

WILL STAKING BE COVERED?

Yes. Staking, rewards and airdrops have their own sessions in both country tracks.

IS THE EVENT ONLINE OR IN PERSON?

The 2026 edition is built for online access across both countries, with in-person elements to be confirmed closer to the date.

Use the registration flow on this page. It takes under a minute and personalises your recommended sessions.

CAN ACCOUNTANTS ATTEND?

Yes. There is a professionals track built specifically for accountants, advisers and finance teams.

CAN CRYPTO BUSINESSES ATTEND?

Yes. Exchanges, fintechs, custody providers and Web3 companies are a core part of the audience.

ARE SESSIONS RECORDED?

Recording availability will be confirmed with the final programme. Registered attendees are notified first.

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CRYPTO MOVES FAST.TAX RULES FOLLOW.

The Australia & New Zealand summit dedicated to crypto tax, reporting, compliance and the future of digital assets.

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Built for investors, accountants and digital-asset professionals.

Digital assets • Tax • Reporting • ComplianceEducational content only. Not financial, legal or tax advice.

Why now

Crypto is no longer outside the system.

As digital assets mature, tax authorities, exchanges, investors and advisers are operating in a world of increasingly sophisticated reporting and data.

This is an educational visualisation of how activity becomes information. It is not specific tax advice.

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TRANSACTION
02
DATA
03
RECORD
04
REPORTING
05
TAX POSITION

Two markets

Two markets. Two tax systems. One digital asset economy.

Australia and New Zealand approach digital assets through different frameworks. The programme treats them separately — learn how the frameworks differ from experts who work with digital assets.

Australia

AU

Crypto disposalsTopic covered
Capital gainsTopic covered
TradingTopic covered
Crypto-to-cryptoTopic covered
Staking & rewardsTopic covered
Record keepingTopic covered
Business activityTopic covered

New Zealand

NZ

Cryptoasset incomeTopic covered
Buying & sellingTopic covered
TradingTopic covered
StakingTopic covered
DeFiTopic covered
NZD valuationTopic covered
Record keepingTopic covered
ReportingTopic covered

Topics listed are the subjects covered on stage. Treatment can depend on your circumstances, and nothing here is individual tax advice.

Compare the programme

One wallet

One wallet. Many questions.

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Recorded events

Signal

Select a transaction type

Every activity in a wallet creates a record. What that record means is a separate question — and it differs between Australia and New Zealand.

Illustrative only. The connection shown is a programme reference, not a determination about your position.

The questions

The questions crypto owners are asking.

Sessions explain how these questions are generally approached. They do not answer them for your personal situation.

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Programme

The 2026 agenda

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09:00
AUSTRALIABEGINNER
CRYPTO TAX 2026: WHAT CHANGED?
An opening map of the year: guidance, data and reporting expectations across both markets.
Speaker announcement coming soon
09:45
AUSTRALIABEGINNER
FROM WALLET TO TAX RETURN
How raw wallet activity becomes records, then a reported position.
Speaker announcement coming soon
10:30
AUSTRALIAINTERMEDIATE
CRYPTO-TO-CRYPTO TRANSACTIONS
Token-for-token activity and the questions it raises for reporting.
Speaker announcement coming soon
15:30
AUSTRALIAINTERMEDIATE
CRYPTO FOR BUSINESSES
Treasury, payments and accounting for digital-asset activity.
Speaker announcement coming soon
18:00
AUSTRALIABEGINNER
ASK A CRYPTO TAX PROFESSIONAL
Open session on general questions. No individual advice is given.
Speaker announcement coming soon

Times are indicative and will be confirmed with the final programme. Sessions are educational and do not constitute tax, financial or legal advice.

Speakers

The people who understand both sides.

Digital assets meet tax, accounting, law and compliance — across Australia and New Zealand.

TAXACCOUNTINGLAWCRYPTOCOMPLIANCE

Claire Donnelly
Tax Partner, Digital Assets
TAX · AU
Rajan Mehta
Chartered Accountant, Crypto Reporting
ACCOUNTING · AU
Te Ariki Hemara
Tax Lawyer, Cryptoasset Rulings
LAW · NZ
Mei Lin Chow
Head of Compliance, Exchange
COMPLIANCE · AU / NZ
Daniel Rourke
Founder, Blockchain Analytics
CRYPTO · AU / NZ
Anna Whitcombe
Senior Lecturer, Taxation
ACADEMIA · NZ

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FAQ

Questions, answered.

: Crypto investors, traders, accountants, tax advisers, finance teams, digital-asset businesses, fintechs, exchanges and compliance professionals across Australia and New Zealand.
: Yes. Sessions are labelled beginner, intermediate or professional so you can build a programme that matches your experience.
: No. Many attendees are advisers, finance professionals or businesses evaluating digital assets rather than holders.
: No. The summit is educational only and does not provide financial, legal or tax advice. Speak with a qualified professional about your own circumstances.
: Yes — there is a dedicated Australia track covering topics such as disposals, capital gains, trading, staking and record keeping.
: Yes — a separate New Zealand track covers cryptoasset income topics, valuation in NZD, record keeping and reporting. The two frameworks are treated distinctly.
: Yes. Dedicated sessions examine liquidity, lending, wrapping and bridging as reporting problems.
: Yes. Staking, rewards and airdrops have their own sessions in both country tracks.
: The 2026 edition is built for online access across both countries, with in-person elements to be confirmed closer to the date.
: Use the registration flow on this page. It takes under a minute and personalises your recommended sessions.
: Yes. There is a professionals track built specifically for accountants, advisers and finance teams.
: Yes. Exchanges, fintechs, custody providers and Web3 companies are a core part of the audience.
: Recording availability will be confirmed with the final programme. Registered attendees are notified first.

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Where are you tax resident?

Australia (ATO) or New Zealand (IRD) — the rules differ, so we split every session.

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Crypto Tax Summit 2026
20–22 October · Australia × New Zealand

Digital Assets • Tax • Reporting • Compliance