Topic: USA tax season approaching (Read 139 times)
I have used cointracker.info, they provide a CVS file with all your trades, though it can take a week for them to compile it. The file uploads directly to TurboTax as well. The limit on trades on the free account is the only thing I am unsure of as I purchased the premium membership. It's a great site to keep track of your portfolio.
As the USA tax season approaches I have begun looking at crypto tax solutions.
So far I like taxtoken.io and cointracking.info
Does anyone have experience with them or others?
I see that taxtoken charges $40 for a printable tax form, I believe cointracking is free if less than 200 transactions. But I fear the old saying 'you get what you pay for'...
I don't have a big portfolio and even with mining deposits I have less than 200 transactions.
I then do the rest of my taxes via TurboTax which taxtoken says it has a plugin/import for.
I have hardware cost and other operational costs at play, and like most probably some capital loss.
Any pro tips out there about the business side of USA crypto taxing?
So far I like taxtoken.io and cointracking.info
Does anyone have experience with them or others?
I see that taxtoken charges $40 for a printable tax form, I believe cointracking is free if less than 200 transactions. But I fear the old saying 'you get what you pay for'...
I don't have a big portfolio and even with mining deposits I have less than 200 transactions.
I then do the rest of my taxes via TurboTax which taxtoken says it has a plugin/import for.
I have hardware cost and other operational costs at play, and like most probably some capital loss.
Any pro tips out there about the business side of USA crypto taxing?
Jump to: