CRYPTO TAX REPORTS
Crypto tax reports.
Built for your jurisdiction.
Stop guessing. Kryptos applies the right country rules, generates the right forms, and gives you an audit trail your accountant will accept. 35+ jurisdictions today.
No credit card required. Free for the first 100 transactions.
WHAT YOU GET
Every report you might need, on demand.
Each plan unlocks different reports. The list below is the full surface across Pro+ and Enterprise.
Tax summary
Holdings breakdown
NFT holdings
Asset summary
Capital-gains transactions list
NFT taxable transactions list
Income transactions list
Expense transactions list
Gifts, donations, lost transactions
Explanatory notes
Full transaction list
TurboTax-compatible export
TaxAct-compatible export
COUNTRY-SPECIFIC FORMS
Native forms for the jurisdictions that matter.
USA IRS Form 1040
USA IRS Schedule D
USA IRS Form 8949
USA Form 1099-DA
Australia ATO myTax report
UK HMRC Capital Gains Summary
Canada CRA Schedule 3
Finland Lomake 9
Denmark Skattestyrelsen Fortjeneste
Swiss FTA / ESTV Valuation Report
France Formulaire 2086
Sweden Blankett K4
Germany Anlage SO
Spain Modelo 100
Netherlands Box 3 declaration
BY COUNTRY
Pick your jurisdiction.
Each country page covers the calculator, the rules, the deadlines, and the forms.
United States
IRS
Short-term gains (held under a year) are taxed at ordinary income rates while long-term gains get preferential 0, 15, or 20 percent rates, and Form 1099-DA broker reporting begins in 2025.
United Kingdom
HMRC
Share-pooling with same-day and 30-day matching rules, plus a £3,000 capital-gains annual allowance.
Germany
Bundeszentralamt für Steuern
Tax-free disposal after 12 months of holding (Section 23 EStG private-sale rule). Staking and lending can extend the holding period.
France
Direction Générale des Finances Publiques
Flat 30% PFU on casual investors. Pro traders treated as BIC. Each disposal recalculates the global cost basis.
Spain
Agencia Tributaria
Sliding savings-income rates (19% to 28% in 2025) on capital gains, plus the Modelo 721 declaration for crypto held abroad.
Australia
Australian Taxation Office
50% CGT discount after 12 months for individuals; personal-use exemption capped at A$10,000 per disposal.
New Zealand
Inland Revenue Department
No CGT regime; crypto profits are income-taxed at marginal rates when you acquired with disposal intent. Mining and staking are always taxable income.
FAQ
Crypto tax reporting questions
How do I report crypto on my taxes?
You total your gains and income for the year and put them on your country’s forms. Kryptos imports your transactions, works out the numbers, and generates the exact report your tax authority accepts, so you can file it or hand it to your accountant.
Is there a free crypto tax report?
Yes. Kryptos generates a report free for up to 100 transactions, so you can see where you stand before paying anything. Larger histories move to a paid plan.
What crypto tax forms does Kryptos generate?
The ones each country uses: Form 8949 and Schedule D in the US, Self Assessment figures in the UK, the Anlage SO in Germany, and equivalents across 35++ jurisdictions. Every report maps to what your tax office expects.
When is crypto tax due?
It follows your normal tax deadline. In the US that is April 15, in the UK 31 January for online returns, and every country has its own date. Kryptos shows the deadline for your country and has the report ready ahead of it.
Do I have to report crypto if I did not sell?
Usually only disposals and income are taxable, so simply holding is not. But earning crypto from staking, mining, or airdrops can be, and so can spending or swapping it. Some countries also ask you to declare holdings. Kryptos flags what counts for your country.
READY TO FILE
Your search for seamless crypto tax ends here.
Free for the first 100 transactions. Country-specific reports out of the box.