Customer questions

Yes — it’s already testing such methods. A post about your new car can sometimes trigger… a letter from the tax office.

Our advice: be transparent before HMRC gets curious.

It’s not a myth. HMRC often has the data long before it reveals it.

But a voluntary disclosure can save thousands of pounds — and your reputation.

With WiseTax, you only need to come clean once — and regain peace of mind for years to come.

Yes — under international agreements, most major exchanges already share information with HMRC.However, not everything they send is correctly interpreted.

The real skill lies in translating blockchain data into a language HMRC can actually understand.

As long as artificial intelligence doesn’t have a National Insurance Number, the responsibility is still yours.

But the first legal cases about “robotic advisers” and their tax status are already emerging — and the line between human and algorithm is getting thinner every year.

Theoretically — yes. Practically — not yet, but it’s only a matter of time.

That’s why the smartest approach is to combine human tax expertise with AI tools — before HMRC does the same.

Yes — and faster than most people are ready for. By 2026, HMRC plans to introduce systems that automatically report every online transaction.

In this new world of digital taxation, it’s up to you to decide what the algorithm gets to see.