Source mapping
Keep exchanges, wallets, chains and imported files separated, labeled and traceable so reported activity can be explained later.
Crypto tax reporting is moving toward structured, cross-border data exchange. CoinTaxReporting helps organize identities, wallets, brokers, assets and evidence before questions arrive.
Focus
CARF / DAC8
Need
Clean source data
Output
Explainable records
CoinTaxReporting provides technical reporting, data quality and reconciliation workflows. Tax law decisions remain with the taxpayer and their professional advisor.
Product workflow
Keep exchanges, wallets, chains and imported files separated, labeled and traceable so reported activity can be explained later.
Structure data around accounts, active clients, tax years and jurisdictions without mixing unrelated portfolios.
Create reports that show how taxable events, valuations and classifications were derived from the imported data.
Quality gates
The best competitive angle is not only calculating taxes. It is proving that the input data, reconciliation and open issues were reviewed before a report was handed over.
Evidence model
Data lineage
Every report value remains connected to import source and transaction ID
Traceable
Jurisdiction context
Country, tax year and client context stay explicit
Structured
Review exceptions
Gaps, duplicate rows and balance issues are separated early
Visible
This page describes product workflows and data preparation. Local tax treatment must be reviewed by a qualified advisor.
Next step
Import data, run quality checks, reconcile open items and export a report package that an advisor can actually review.