What Taxinger does not do yet

Said plainly, so you know before you connect. Everything on this page is true today; what changes is announced under What's new.

Countries

Taxes are computed for the countries listed under what Taxinger reads. Countries are added one at a time, each written from its own law and tested against it. Write to us where you file (support@taxinger.com): it weighs on which country comes next.

A country that is not on that list cannot be set as the country you are taxed in.

Exchanges come in as statements

Your exchange accounts come in as the statements (CSV) you download from the exchange yourself. There are no direct connections to exchanges, and no API keys are asked for. See exchange statements.

NFTs have no price of their own

An NFT bought or sold for a token is worth what was paid or received for it. One with nothing priced against it (an airdrop, or an NFT swapped for another NFT) is listed for your answer and left out of the totals.

Balances are proven on some networks, not all

On some networks your balances are read from the chain and checked against the transactions found for you: the native coin, and every token your transactions have already named. A token none of them ever named is not looked for yet. On the rest the history is read in full, but that proof is not run at all. Which networks are which is listed under what Taxinger reads.

Tokens without a market

A token no market prices stays out of the totals and is listed with its reason, so you can say what it was worth if you know.

Not tax advice, and not your return filed

Taxinger prepares your figures and the evidence behind them. You, or the person who does your taxes, file the return. The official form is not filled in for you, and nothing is transmitted to a tax office: what you get is the document and, where the authority publishes a format, the file it reads.

What a firm asks for next

An accountant reads a client's account, puts in their wallets and statements and answers in their years today: see for tax firms. What is still missing: one account for a firm with colleagues in it (today an account is one person's), and Taxinger inside a firm's own product, under its brand.