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Tolley's Best Tax Technology Product! Recognition for a Different Approach

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First published: Tue 19 May 2026
Last updated: Tue 19 May 2026
Tolley's Tax Technology Awards Winners team, with friends of Recap.  London, May 2026
Gareth Abraham
Written by
Gareth Abraham
Commercial Director, Recap.io

On May 14th 2026, Recap won Best Tax Technology Product at the prestigious Tolley’s Taxation Awards, one of the UK tax industry’s most respected recognition programmes. The field, as ever, was very strong and we were honoured to be included.

The awards celebrate excellence and innovation across the profession, bringing together leading advisers, firms, and technology providers from across the UK tax ecosystem.

To win, among such strong competition is a significant milestone for both our team and our mission.

Recognition for a Different Approach

From the beginning, Recap has focused on building tax software people can genuinely trust. We’re privacy-first, technically rigorous, and designed around real-world compliance needs.

Initially known for crypto tax, Recap has increasingly evolved into a broader capital gains tax platform, helping users and advisers manage reporting obligations across both digital and traditional assets, including stocks and shares.

That evolution reflects a simple reality: investors increasingly hold mixed portfolios spanning crypto, equities, ETFs, and other investments, but tax reporting remains fragmented, complex, and difficult to navigate.

Recap’s goal is to simplify that.

Our platform is designed to help users understand and manage capital gains tax obligations with greater clarity, accuracy, and confidence, while maintaining the high standards of privacy and transparency that have always defined the business.

Why This Matters

As tax reporting obligations continue to evolve across both cryptoassets and traditional investments, the need for trusted, technically accurate tooling is only increasing.

Investors and accountants alike increasingly need platforms that combine:

  • accurate capital gains calculations,
  • HMRC-aligned reporting,
  • portfolio visibility across multiple asset classes,
  • automation,
  • and strong data privacy standards.

That is the space Recap is continuing to build for.

Thank You

We’re very grateful to our customers, accountant partners, and wider community for their continued support.

Thank you to the Recap team and our investors, whose attention to detail and commitment to building trustworthy tax infrastructure made this recognition possible.

What Comes Next

This award is an important milestone, and it is very much part of a bigger journey.

We remain focused on expanding Recap’s capabilities across capital gains tax reporting, improving automation for individuals, companies and professional firms, and continuing to build modern tax infrastructure for an increasingly digital investment world.

If you’d like to learn more about Recap and our approach to capital gains tax reporting, we’d love to help.

Contents
  • Recognition for a Different Approach
  • Why This Matters
  • Thank You
  • What Comes Next
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About the Author

Gareth Abraham
Gareth Abraham

Commercial Director, Recap.io

Gareth has worked at the intersection of accounting, tax and technology for over 20 years. In the UK, helping the UK accountancy profession to optimizing technology and the adjacencies of people and processes Gareth has worked with sole practitioners through…

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