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Calling UK Companies: Join Our Beta Programme for Bitcoin Treasury Management

UK TAX
3 min read
First published: Wed 27 Nov 2024
Last updated: Thu 28 Nov 2024
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Dan Howitt
Written by
Dan Howitt
CEO at Recap

Are you ready to manage a Bitcoin treasury like a pro? Whether you're inspired by Michael Saylor or simply want to streamline your crypto operations, we've got you covered. We're on the hunt for five forward-thinking UK companies to join our beta programme to automate UK company tax and accounting compliance when holding Bitcoin as a treasury reserve asset.

Why Now?

As Bitcoin makes its way onto more UK balance sheets, companies are grappling with accounting and tax compliance headaches. We've solved that problem with a purpose-built tool designed specifically for UK businesses.

Our platform automates:

  • Tracking all crypto transactions across exchanges, custody solutions, and self-custody wallets.
  • IFRS and UK-GAAP valuations with accurate, fair market value reporting.
  • UK-specific section 104 pooling rules for seamless cost basis calculations.
  • Compliance-ready reports tailored for your finance or accounting team. This includes everything you need for annual returns.

No more guesswork. No more manual calculations. Just simple, compliant, and effective treasury management.

What’s in It for You?

By joining our beta programme, you'll gain:

  • Immediate access to our cutting-edge treasury tools to simplify tax and accounting from day one.
  • A direct say in shaping our product—your feedback will influence future features.
  • Premium support from a team that gets UK crypto accounting and tax inside-out and our extended team of crypto tax accountants such as Robin Thatcher and Louise Lane.
  • An edge in compliance with a tool designed specifically for UK companies.

Who Should Apply?

We’re looking for companies that:

  • Are UK-based.
  • Currently hold or are planning to hold Bitcoin or crypto reserves.
  • Want to sort their compliance and reporting from the start.
  • Are eager to help shape the future of corporate crypto management.

Why Recap?

At Recap, we’re laser-focused on the needs of UK businesses. Unlike global platforms that struggle to navigate local rules, we’re built for the unique challenges of HMRC compliance and UK accounting standards.

  • Trusted by top UK accounting firms: We collaborate with leading professionals to stay ahead of regulations.
  • Optimise your tax position: Our platform doesn’t just handle compliance—it ensures your tax reporting is efficient and precise.
  • Full visibility and control: With Recap, you get actionable insights into your crypto holdings, ensuring every transaction is tracked and accounted for under UK rules.
  • End-to-end encryption: Recap is built by Bitcoiners who did not want to share their addresses, public keys or API keys with third-party crypto tax software to calculate their taxes. Other crypto tax platforms are honeypots of sensitive information. If there is a data breach, your portfolio information can expose your net worth and unpick the transactions you have been involved with on-chain. Recap encrypts your accounting information to a private key when you onboard for the first time.

How to Get Involved

If you're running a UK company and considering adding Bitcoin to your balance sheet, don’t miss this opportunity. We’re only accepting five companies into this exclusive beta programme. Spots are filling fast, so reach out now!

👉 Email us at hello@recap.io to apply.

The Fine Print

The beta programme will run for six months, and participants will:

  • Commit to regular feedback sessions.
  • Share their specific use cases to refine the tool.
  • Be open to testing new features as they’re developed.
  • Subscribe to Recap to ensure an honest exchange of value and meaningful feedback. (We're talking £179 inc VAT tops - if we can't solve a specific problem this will be fully refundable)

Ready to Join the Future of Bitcoin Treasury Management?

If you’re ready to take the hassle out of crypto compliance and accounting, let’s talk. Together, we’ll shape the future of Bitcoin treasury management for UK companies.

Act fast—only five spots are available!

Contents
  • Why Now?
  • What’s in It for You?
  • Who Should Apply?
  • Why Recap?
  • How to Get Involved
  • The Fine Print
  • Ready to Join the Future of Bitcoin Treasury Management?
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About the Author

Dan Howitt
Dan Howitt

CEO at Recap

Daniel Howitt is the CEO and co-founder of Recap, a crypto tax calculation service. He has worked in software development for more than 10 years and has been involved in crypto since 2013 - having seen multiple market cycles.

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