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Do you pay tax on cryptoassets? How to report and pay it

HMRC has sent over 81,000 warning letters to crypto investors in the 2025/26 fiscal year, a dramatic increase from nearly 28,000 two years prior, according to a Freedom of Information request by UHY Hacker Young. The surge reflects a broader trend of UK adults holding cryptoassets, although tax obligations remain murky for many. With young investors making up a significant share of holders, understanding the tax treatment of digital assets has never been more critical.

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Infosys Q1 bonus payout averages 70%, down 10 percentage points from a year ago

Infosys paid an average performance bonus of 70% to eligible employees for the April-June quarter, unchanged from the previous quarter but 10 percentage points lower than a year earlier. Payouts varied by job level and performance, with top performers at certain levels receiving up to 80%. Employees are awaiting details on annual salary hikes, which the company is understood to have indicated may roll out in two phases.

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Man fatally stabbed on Atlanta Beltline after argument, police say

A 54-year-old man, Jonathan Hamby, has been arrested and charged with murder after a fatal stabbing on the Atlanta BeltLine near Kroger on Ponce De Leon Avenue on Sunday, Aug. 23. Police say the attack stemmed from an argument and was not random, marking the second fatal stabbing on the trail in recent months. Mayor Andre Dickens expressed concerns about Hamby's criminal record and mental health history, calling for a review of safety protocols and systemic responses.

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East Mids authority signs off on move costing taxpayers £1.2 million

The East Midlands Combined County Authority has signed off on spending £1.2 million to bring HR and payroll services in-house from Nottinghamshire County Council, a move approved by chief executive Amy Harhoff under delegated powers. The decision comes as all 19 councils in the region are set to be replaced by five authorities from April 2028, with the spending spread over the next three years.

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