Cryptocurrency Tax Report with full audit trail
Generate a structured tax report for crypto trades, staking, and derivatives in minutes.
CoinTaxReporting converts raw exchange and wallet exports into a complete cryptocurrency tax report, including gains, losses, income events, and transaction-level matching.
The report is designed for practical use with accountants and tax authorities and keeps every figure traceable.
Häufig gestellte Fragen
What is included in a cryptocurrency tax report?
It includes gains/losses, income events, matching logic, and supporting transaction details for each taxable outcome.
Can I combine multiple exchanges and wallets?
Yes, data from multiple sources is consolidated into one report.
Is the report suitable for an accountant?
Yes, it is structured for review and documentation in real tax workflows.
What Makes a Cryptocurrency Tax Report Audit-Ready?
A cryptocurrency tax report is only as good as its traceability. Tax authorities and accountants need to verify not just the final numbers but how each figure was derived. This requires transaction-level evidence, not just summaries.
Required Components of a Complete Report
- Transaction list: Every buy, sell, swap, transfer, and income event with timestamps
- Gain/loss per disposal: Proceeds, matched cost basis, fees, and net result per transaction
- Matching evidence: Which specific lots were used for each sale (FIFO, LIFO, or pool-based)
- Income events: Staking rewards, airdrops, mining – each valued at market price at receipt
- Summary schedule: Total gains, losses, income, and net taxable amounts by asset or category
Why Most DIY Reports Fail Under Review
Spreadsheet-based reports often lack proper lot tracking and merge transactions from different exchanges without reconciling timing or basis. When a tax authority asks how a specific gain was calculated, the answer must be traceable to individual transactions – not just a column sum.
Multi-Currency and Multi-Exchange Reality
Most crypto investors hold assets across Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, and multiple wallets simultaneously. A professional report consolidates all sources into one unified transaction history before applying tax logic. Treating each exchange in isolation creates artificial gains from internal transfers.