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Our software supports the unique ATO reporting requirements, including Australian specific rules around personal-use, mining, staking, and airdrops. We also support the trading stock rules that apply to traders.
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Our platform is trusted by industry leading Australian accountants who value detailed and accurate reports. If you are an accountant please contact us to learn more about our accountant portal and corporate pricing.
Easy to Understand Calculations
We provide a full breakdown of each calculation so you can understand exactly how your taxes have been calculated and what rules have been applied, with customizable rules to support your unique individual circumstances.
Powerful & Accurate Tax Reports
Our platform performs tax calculations with a high degree of accuracy. We carefully consider complex tax scenarios such as DeFi loans, DEX transactions, gas fees, leveraged trading, and staking rewards.
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Complete your taxes in 3 easy steps
CryptoTaxCalculator helps ease the pain of preparing your crypto taxes in a few easy steps.
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Add data from hundreds of sources
Directly upload your transaction history via CSV or API integrations. We support hundreds of exchanges, blockchains, and wallets.
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We help you categorize transactions
Been trading on a DEX? Got staking rewards? Participated in an ICO? We have you covered with our categorization algorithm.
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Generate tax reports for all financial years
Our detailed reports gives a breakdown of realized capital gains and income. Share this with your accountant or file via your tax software.
Frequently asked questions
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How is crypto tax calculated in Australia?
You can be liable for both capital gains and income tax depending on the type of cryptocurrency transaction, and your individual circumstances. For example, you might need to pay capital gains on profits from buying and selling cryptocurrency, or pay income tax on interest earned when holding crypto.
02.
I lost money trading cryptocurrency. Do I still pay tax?
The way cryptocurrencies are taxed in Australia mean that investors might still need to pay tax, regardless of if they made an overall profit or loss. Depending on your circumstances, taxes are usually realised at the time of the transaction, and not on the overall position at the end of the financial year.
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How do I calculate tax on crypto to crypto transactions?
In Australia you are required to record the value of the cryptocurrency in your local currency at the time of the transaction. This can be extremely time consuming to do by hand, since most exchange records do not have a reference price point, and records between exchanges are not easily compatible.
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How can CryptoTaxCalculator help with crypto taxes?
You just need to import your transaction history and we will help you categorize your transactions and calculate realized profit and income. You can then generate the appropriate reports to send to your accountant and keep detailed records handy for audit purposes.
05.
Can't I just get my accountant to do this for me?
We always recommend you work with your accountant to review your records. If you would like your accountant to help reconcile transactions, you can invite them to the product and collaborate within the app. We also have a complete accountant suite aimed at accountants.
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Do you handle non-exchange activity?
We handle all non-exchange activity, such as onchain transactions like Airdrops, Staking, Mining, ICOs, and other DeFi activity. No matter what activity you have done in crypto, we have you covered with our easy to use categorization feature, similar to Expensify.
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I have not done my crypto taxes since 2017. Do I have to pay for every financial year?
Our subscription pricing is per year not tax year, so with an annual subscription you can calculate your crypto taxes as far back as 2013. The process is the same, just upload your transaction history from these years and we can handle the rest.
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How does payment work?
We have an annual subscription which covers all previous tax years. If you need to amend your tax return for previous years you will be covered under the one payment. We also offer a 30 day 100% money back guarantee, where if you contact our support team you can collect a full refund.
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Can I use my own accountant?
Yes, CryptoTaxCalculator is designed to generate accountant friendly tax reports. You simply import all your transaction history and export your report. This means you can get your books up to date yourself, allowing you to save significant time, and reduce the bill charged by your accountant. You can discuss tax scenarios with your accountant, and have them review the report.
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What if my exchange is not on the list of supported exchanges?
We cover hundreds of exchanges, wallets, and blockchains, but if you do not see your exchange on the supported list we are more then happy to work with you to get it supported. Just reach out to info@cryptotaxcalculator.io or via the in-app chat support feature and we will get you sorted.
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Do you support NFT transactions?
We do! We have integrations with many NFT marketplaces, as well as categorization options for any NFT related activity (minting, buying, selling, trading).
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Is there a free trial I can try?
Yes, there is! You can use our software to categorize all of your transactions, and will only need to proceed to payment once you want to view your tax report.
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