Tax.Crypto VS CoinLedger

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Tax.Crypto mentions (15)

• Are you guys taking the cash or crypto?

  You can use https://tax.crypto.com/. Source: 12 months ago

• Sent ethereum from my crypto.com account to my metamask wallet. How do I categorize this transaction?

  I'm actually using turbotax as well. The way I've been trying to do it is by going to tax.crypto.com, creating the csv by selecting turbotax as the platform, and then on turbotax, I search for the financial institution, and drag over the csv file. But it always fails for me? It cannot load the csv because it doesn't have the same headers. Source: about 1 year ago

• How are reflections reported?

  I bought some Safemoon awhile back and have nearly 5 million coins in reflections. The tax.crypto.com tax sheet is complaining about the exact number of coins I have in reflections, saying it doesn't know where it came from. Source: about 1 year ago

• Filing taxes for some BNB I bought from moonpay in 2022. I converted this to safemoon (regretfully). Moonpay has no tax documents, just transaction history. How do I file with on this information?

  Currently working with tax.crypto.com. Source: about 1 year ago

• BlockFi 1099B for Tax Year 2022 has inflated value of Proceeds

  Please note that if I input the same information in other tax software such as TaxBit or tax.crypto.com, the above example will result in zero gain. Source: about 1 year ago

CoinLedger mentions (20)

• Minimizing tax’s on crypto

  An easier way to minimize your crypto taxes is to use a good software like coinledger that can automatically detect and capitalize on tax savings opportunities for you based on your transaction history. Source: 9 months ago

• 1099-B help

  Maybe https://coinledger.io/ can help. It'll go through the transactions to determine what actual gain / loss is. Source: about 1 year ago

• PSA: Moving crypto between wallets is not taxable!

  If you’re having trouble with this or you just have a fuckton of transactions, you can use crypto tax software (like CoinLedger, CoinTracker, or whatever other option you choose) to calculate your gains and losses across all your wallets and exchanges. Source: about 1 year ago

• Things to keep in mind before the tax deadline

  In cases like these, you might want to get started with crypto tax software that can integrate with your wallets and exchanges and pull the information you need to file your taxes automatically. There are tons of good options out there (CoinLedger, CoinTracker, and many more). Source: about 1 year ago

• Tax season facts: Tax-free transactions & how to save money!

  When you keep records of the original purchase price, you’ll be able to track your capital gain or loss much easier. But let’s be honest, tracking all your Ethereum transactions takes serious time and effort. If you're too lazy to do this, one alternative is to track them through crypto tax software like CoinLedger, CoinTracker, or whatever else is out there now. Source: about 1 year ago