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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Profit for (eg, BTC, ETH, SOL).Enter the acquisition value, which is how much you purchased it for in fiat currency (eg, USD, AUD, GBP).Enter the disposal value, which is how much you sold it for in fiat currency.Select whether you held the crypto for 12 months or less before selling it. This will affect the amount of tax owed, and, therefore, your overall profits after taxNFTsEnter the NFT you sold.Enter the acquisition value. This should be its value in fiat currency at the time you purchased it, even if you paid for it using cryptocurrency.Enter the disposal value, which is how much you sold it for in fiat currency.Select whether you held the crypto for 12 months or less before selling it. This will affect the amount of tax owed, and, therefore your overall profits after tax. AirdropsEnter the cryptocurrency you received from the airdrop. Enter the fair market value of the airdrop at the time you received it, in fiat currency.StakingEnter the cryptocurrency you stakedEnter the value of the staking rewards you received, in fiat currency. Liquidity poolingEnter the currency pair for the liquidity pool.Enter the value of the rewards you received from the pool, in fiat currency.Leverage tradingEnter the cryptocurrency you traded.Enter the value of the profit or loss from the trade, in fiat currency. 3. Enter your annual incomeEnter your taxable income for the year from your salary and any other income streams.4. Get your resultsYou can find an estimate of your tax liability in the Tax Outcome section. This section updates automatically as you enter the details for each transaction. Each section indicates the following:Gains: The net gains or losses from your crypto transactions before tax.Taxable Gains: The gains from your crypto transactions considering any discounts for long-term holding.Taxable Income: Your total taxable income for the
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