Crypto Tax Reporting for the USA

Import trades | calculate gains and losses | export audit-ready reports

US tax logicForm 8949 & Schedule D200+ exchanges, 350+ wallets & blockchains, 3422+ DeFi integrations

CoinTaxReporting builds crypto tax reports tailored to US tax rules, including Form 8949 and Schedule D structures. The report is compatible with common CPA workflows and IRS filing requirements.

  • Clear cost basis and capital gains tracking.
  • Audit-ready reports with calculation logs.
  • Imports from exchanges, wallets, and DeFi activity.
Sample reports
IRS-ready reportingAdvisor-readyAudit-trail included

Crypto tax software comparison

Crypto tax software helps import transactions from exchanges and wallets, calculate gains/losses, and generate tax reports. There are multiple established tools on the market with different focuses.

CoinTaxReporting is a structured crypto tax software and an alternative to common solutions - focused on traceable reports and clean data models.

3-step system

Why us

Stop manual error hunting. Tax reports with triple safety.

While other tools leave you alone with errors, CoinTaxReporting fixes inconsistencies automatically with our unique 3-step system.

Rule-based algorithm

Detects duplicates & gaps.

AI Live Check

Actionable correction hints & TLH optimization.

Balance Check

100% reconciliation with your real exchange balances.

FAQ on crypto taxes

Short and clear answers.

How does CoinTaxReporting calculate gains and losses?

We import transactions, map exchanges and wallets, and apply local tax logic (e.g. FIFO). The result is a traceable report.

Which exchanges and wallets are supported?

API and CSV imports for 200+ exchanges, 350+ wallets & blockchains, and 3422+ DeFi integrations. You can also edit transactions manually.

Is the report suitable for tax advisors?

Yes. Reports export as PDF/CSV with an auditable history and clear calculation logic.

How fast do I get my report?

Usually within minutes after import. Very large datasets can take longer.

How is my data secured?

Encrypted storage, minimal retention, and deletion options protect your data.

Does CoinTaxReporting provide a data quality check?

Yes. Three stages: (1) closed, rule-based checks for duplicates, negative balances, price band/outlier, invalid quantities, missing trade events/prices, and unmatched transactions. (2) Optional AI Live Check with your consent; only anonymized transaction fields are sent and the AI flags anomalies with actionable hints. (3) Reconcile calculated ending balances with exchange-reported ending balances to surface gaps quickly.

How current are the tax rules?

We update rules continuously for 40+ countries, including USA, DE, CH, and AT.

Is CoinTaxReporting an alternative to Koinly or CoinTracking?

Yes. CoinTaxReporting is a structured crypto tax software and an alternative to Koinly, CoinTracking, CoinTracker, and CoinLedger. The focus is on traceable tax reports, clean data structure, and clear classification.

See comparison

Can I upgrade later?

Yes. You can upgrade anytime if you need more transactions or additional data sources.

What happens if I exceed my transaction limit?

You will get a notice and can upgrade so all data is fully processed and included in the reports.

Do transfers count as transactions?

Yes, transfers are relevant for matching and cost basis and are processed as events.

Can I cover multiple tax years?

Yes, you can import data across multiple years and export reports per tax year.

Are there discounts or bundles?

If you have multiple years or very high volume, a higher plan usually makes the most sense (less manual work, fewer corrections).

Which report formats do I get?

Typically PDF/CSV exports (depending on country/report type). Samples are available in the sample reports.

Is support included?

Yes, support is included; the scope depends on the plan.

Can I check data quality before buying?

Yes - after import you will immediately see missing data, unmatched transfers, or price gaps.

Frequently searched questions

What does CoinTaxReporting do?

CoinTaxReporting is a crypto tax software that lets users import transactions from exchanges and wallets, classify them correctly, and generate traceable tax reports. It is built for clean data models and full control over classifications.

What is crypto tax software?

CoinTaxReporting is a structured crypto tax software for import, data checks, and report export.

How is CoinTaxReporting different from other crypto tax calculator tools?

CoinTaxReporting focuses on clean data structure instead of black-box calculations, audit-ready reports, clear classification of transactions and tax events, and manual control when data is not automatically clear.

How do I do my crypto taxes?

Import exchange and wallet data, check for gaps/duplicates, and export the tax report as PDF/CSV.

Do I have to pay tax on crypto?

It depends on your country. CoinTaxReporting helps prepare your transactions but does not replace tax advice.

Can I use CoinTaxReporting as an alternative to Koinly or CoinTracking?

Yes. CoinTaxReporting can be used as an alternative when you need structured, audit-ready reports and more control over classifications.

Which crypto tax software works for DeFi?

DeFi transactions are classified cleanly, including imports from wallets and protocols.

Which software works for a crypto tax return?

CoinTaxReporting imports exchanges and wallets, calculates gains/losses, and exports reports as PDF/CSV.

How do I calculate crypto gains?

CoinTaxReporting calculates gains/losses based on local logic (e.g., FIFO) and shows the calculation in the report.

Where can I find a crypto tax software comparison?

Our comparison shows differences in data quality, transparency, and control. See comparison

How does the closed, rule-based check work?

The closed rule-based check evaluates transactions programmatically and validates tax-relevant data for completeness. Complete data is the basis for a correct tax report. Our algorithm runs multiple analyses, detects gaps, and lists the affected transactions individually.

How does AI Live Check work?

AI Live Check is optional and only runs if you agree to data transfer. Only tax-relevant transactions are sent to the AI. No contact data is transmitted; only specific fields, and the TxID is hashed and anonymized. The AI returns a review of inconsistencies in your data.

Ready for any regulation - worldwide.

Support for 40+ countries with clear, traceable logic. For the USA all relevant forms are covered: 1099-DA, 8949, and Schedule D.

Global compliance

Country-specific rules and export formats keep reports tax-clean and auditable - whether USA, DE, CH, or other jurisdictions.

DeFi power

3,422+ protocols, including clean handling of wraps, airdrops, and staking. Complex events are mapped in a structured way so gains and income land correctly.

How it works in 3 steps

Connect exchanges and wallets, review your data, and export the report.

1

Connect exchanges and wallets

Add API keys or upload CSVs from 200+ exchanges, 350+ wallets & blockchains, and 3422+ DeFi integrations.

2

Review transactions

Automatic matching, gap detection, and manual fixes for clean data.

3

Export tax reports

Generate PDF/CSV reports for your CPA, with transparent audit trails.

US tax logic

Capital gains and income events mapped to US tax rules with consistent reporting.

Cost basis tracking

FIFO and lot tracking with transparent calculation logs for every trade.

Form 8949 & Schedule D

Reports structured for Form 8949 and Schedule D, with 1099-DA readiness.

Audit trail

Every transaction is traceable with timestamps, sources, and fee details.

200+ exchanges, 350+ wallets & blockchains, 3422+ DeFi integrations

API and CSV imports across exchanges, wallets, blockchains, and DeFi protocols.

Privacy & security

Read-only APIs, encrypted storage, and minimal retention by design.

Pricing that scales with your trading volume

Our pricing is based on transaction count - so you pay for what you actually use. You can upgrade anytime if you need to cover more trades, wallets, or exchanges. Every plan includes the full workflow (import -> matching -> tax logic -> export).

What's included in every plan

Always included:

  • Import from exchanges & wallets (CSV/API depending on source)
  • Automated matching for trades, transfers, and fees
  • Data checks (missing prices, duplicates, unmatched transfers)
  • Tax report exports (country/output dependent)
  • Audit trail: traceable calculation from import to report
  • Exchange API connection
  • Wallet & blockchain import
  • DeFi integration
  • Auto synchronization
  • Tax reporting for current tax year (user domicile)
  • CSV/Excel download
  • CSV/Excel analytics
  • AI Live Check (3 included)
  • Programmatic, algorithmic data quality check
  • AI assistant
  • Chat support
  • Email support

Which plan is right for you?

  • Casual traders: fewer exchanges, lower trade count
  • Active traders: higher volume, multiple exchanges, derivatives/fee complexity
  • Power users: many data sources, DeFi events, heavy matching needs

What counts as a "transaction"?

A transaction is any record that impacts your tax calculation - e.g., trades/swaps, transfers, fees, rewards, airdrops, and other taxable or cost-basis relevant events.

Edge cases we map correctly

Transfers & cost basis

  • Detect transfers between your own wallets/exchanges
  • Preserve cost basis (no false sales from duplicate bookings)

Fees

  • Fees mapped to base/quote assets correctly
  • Fees flow consistently into calculations

Derivatives & active trading

  • Realized gains/losses processed cleanly
  • Complex structures exported without rate chaos

DeFi & rewards

  • Rewards/income events structured cleanly
  • Wrap/unwrap/LP events mapped when data is available

Data checks & audit trail (AI-readiness)

After import, CoinTaxReporting automatically checks typical problem areas:

  • missing prices / price gaps
  • duplicate bookings
  • unmatched transfers
  • unusual balance movements

You see exactly what needs fixing and why - so reports stay traceable for you and your advisor.

Typical tax-relevant crypto events

In many countries, tax events do not only arise when you sell Bitcoin. When you swap, earn, or trade derivatives, gains, losses, or ongoing income can arise.

Typical tax-relevant events include:

  • Sale or swap - (crypto -> fiat or crypto -> crypto) - e.g., BTC -> EUR or ETH -> USDT. This often creates a realized gain or loss.
  • Using crypto as payment - Paying with crypto can be treated like a disposal.
  • Rewards and ongoing income - e.g., staking, lending, liquidity mining, or airdrops. These are often classified as income.
  • Derivatives, perps, and futures - Realized gains/losses from futures trading (e.g., Binance Perpetuals) must be mapped cleanly.
  • Fees and network fees - Trading fees, withdrawal fees, and gas fees can affect cost basis and taxable gains.

Practice: what you need for a complete tax report

For a correct crypto tax report, all relevant data sources typically need to be captured:

  • Spot trades (buys/sells)
  • Futures/derivatives (realized PnL)
  • Deposits and withdrawals
  • Transfers between exchanges and wallets
  • Fees (trading fees + network fees)
  • Reward events (staking, airdrops, lending)

With multiple exchanges (e.g., Binance, Coinbase, Kraken), gaps appear quickly if wallets or transfers are missing.

Common causes of incorrect gains

Many users see implausible results because:

  • Transfers are recognized as “sales” instead of internal movements
  • Trades were imported twice (CSV + API)
  • Fees were not handled correctly
  • Rewards were not classified cleanly

That is why CoinTaxReporting uses data checks, an audit trail, and transparent mapping per transaction.

Next step

Connect your exchanges and wallets, check data quality, then export a tax-advisor-ready report as PDF or CSV.

Mini FAQ

How do you detect transfers between my own wallets?

We use matching logic (time window, amounts, assets, fees) and flag uncertainties.

Why is an audit trail important?

Because every number in the report must be traceable back to the source.

Can I connect multiple exchanges and wallets?

Yes, you can combine multiple data sources.

What happens when prices are missing?

You get a warning and can add or verify the data.

Can I export reports for tax advisors?

Yes, exports are designed to be auditable and structured.

How do you handle fees?

Fees are treated as relevant events and mapped to the transaction correctly.

Bank-grade reporting for US crypto taxes

Our team has built tax reporting solutions for banks and professional investors. We bring the same discipline to crypto tax reporting: clean data, clear calculations, and audit-ready documentation.

  • Audit-ready reports with full calculation logs.
  • Continuous updates of tax logic and reporting formats.
  • Clear separation of gains, income, fees, and transfers.
  • Privacy-first data handling and secure storage.