Topic: CoinTracking - Profit/Loss Portfolio and Tax Reporting for Digital Currencies - page 64. (Read 122948 times)

Dude their "wallet import" doesn't support 90% of current Cryptos.

I don't see it in wallet import.

Anyone know how to set up multiple Exchange accounts?  Example:  I have 2 Bittrex accounts for trading.  I want to do the FullOrder.csv import to import all my data - but there is no way to differentiate between one account and another to import into.

I know that when I set up the API auto I can Name each connection, so I could have Bittrex #1 and Bittrex #1.  But how can I make sure the transactions are imported from csv to the proper location? Is it automatic, somehow?

anyone else experience a double import on btc transactions yesterday?

I almost had a freaking heart attack

It's there already. RVN is currently tracking

Can you add ravencoin for tracking?

I am looking for my portfolio value in BTC of my alts from polo and bittrex on Jan 1 2017. How can I find it?
I have imported files from these exchanges.

Oh look. Delta just released their new Exchange connector and it supports Binance. Without specifying each trading pair. And it's automatic!

Yet my paid cointracking still doesn't...

personally id just subtract the initial EUR value from the total gains

if you find a better way be sure to advise me

One suggestion:
Once you upload your trades to CT, either by API or by CSV/Excel file, you need to reconcile your CT accounts with the exchange history, in this case Coinbase. This can be tricky because you don't have a "bank like statement" to balance against. But you need to look at your balances and trades to make sure they are uploaded correctly and try to tie them out.

With Coinbase you'll need to export each Wallet's history to Excel. The Coinbase exchange reporting is horrible and basically you have to construct your own statements and get them to tie to Coinbase.   I exported all the data and then sorted it by date got it into columns that matched CT and printed it.

Then I exported the Exchange history in CT to Excel. Once you have both reports you can start the painful process of "ticking and tying."

I upload all of my accounts, both with the API and manual CSV, and check them weekly to make sure the transactions are right and complete. (I'm an accounting manager - same thing my staff does with our company accounts too, although that's not with this software and not with cryto, just the same concept). Reconcile, Reconcile and Reconcile. I have just over a 1,000 transactions in the last quarter, and an good amount of capital invested (at least for me >50, <100), 5 exchanges (Coinbase, Bitfinance, etc.), 10 wallets which don't have APIs, with a bunch of mining activity.

Yes - I've put the hours in to balancing everything, and it took hours. So is this the greatest accounting software I've ever used, no. But it does a darn good job of tracking everything. Come tax time, everything was there.

Like most complex accounting activities - it takes time and reconciliations!
Good luck   

My Ethereum balance on CT for Poloniex is WAY off. Anybody know the cause? In fact most of my balances on CT are way off for Poloniex, Binance and Bittrix.

Is there a how-to for the correct way to track Coinbase in CoinTracking using their API keys? I've imported my information but I know I'm missing some steps on to accurately account correctly going back a few years involving deposits, purchases etc. Coinbase takes transfers to different addresses as sells, but for accounting/tax is this the correct way? I'm just looking for a how-to guide on using Coinbase with APIs. If I must I'll use the csv files and follow a how-to as well.  Thanks  

Issue fixed - it was a a browser issue of all things. Did not work correctly in Chrome (most likely do to an extension) It did work in Safari... odd!

Just tried again and still getting Key Invalid, which I know isn't the case. I wish there was more feedback. Frustrating to pay for it, and immediately run into an issue with a 5 day backlog on support.

Thanks, I wonder if they are having API issues, I was using another service and it keeps timing out to Coinbase.

I just went to CT, I too have an "Unlimited" account, and found that when I went to my Coinbase API it had a red "Key Invalid". BUT, when I hit the "check now" button, it worked, and the Key invalid went away too.

I posted this on Reddit, but doesn't seem like there is a lot of traffic:

CoinTracking (Coinbase API) says Key Invalid.

I've recently purchased Cointracking and I followed the instructions and gave only read access that it needed to the newly created API Key. On the site it says "Key Invalid" next to the API key I've created and entered. I've also deleted it and added it back, as well as creating another API key and adding that with all read access. They all come back as Key Invalid. Is there an issue or something I'm missing? I've added API keys many times before to other configuration files and sites.

Any help would be appreciated.

I am currently importing/scrapping quotes from Investing.com into Excel. Inside Excel, I'm using VBA script to call out to the website and bring back the data. It's messy and needs a lot of attention as the data can and does shift around on Investing.com's site. I use it for my day job with EUR/USD and GBP/USD fowards data, but it can be done with other pairs too as Investing.com has a good amount of Crypto data.

I found just about everything I need to do it at Stackoverflow. It's not that complicated, but it's not exactly intro-Excel either.  And even though I could do it myself in Excel, I paid for the the premium membership in Cointracking - sooo, sooo much better.
Good luck

I recently shared all the information I have entered into CoinTracking with my accountants and they told me that it is a very good program which tracks the information they need very well. They believe that once we are finished with this year's return as well as amending some previous returns where I should have reported crypto-activity but didn't, filing taxes from here on out should be very easy as far as the cryptocurrency activities go. So I just wanted to give a shoutout. Buying the lifetime unlimited CoinTracking membership a few months ago has turned out to be one of the best investments I've ever made.

I need some help with exporting my trades for tax purposes

Is there any way to export both the trade prices (in fiat) AND the trading fees (in fiat/crypto) in a single Excel sheet?

I can't figure out how to do this but I need the fee information separated.

Thanks!