How Taxinger works, and where it stops.
What Taxinger reads, how your year is computed under your country’s law, what it does not do yet, and how an accountant works beside you.
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- What Taxinger doesTaxinger turns the transactions your wallets and exchange accounts already made into one tax year: the figures of your country's form, each one leading back to the transaction it came from.
- What Taxinger does not do yetSaid plainly, so you know before you connect. Everything on this page is true today; what changes is announced under What's new.
Your history
- Wallets and addressesYour history is the addresses you watch. A wallet is one or more addresses you keep under one name, and your tax is computed across all of your wallets and every network at once, as one report rather than one per wallet, because your coins do not stop being yours when they move between two of your own addresses.
- Exchange statementsAn exchange is not a chain: nothing of what happened inside it is public. So an exchange account comes in as the statement you download from the exchange yourself (the CSV it offers), and every operation in it is read into the same history your wallets' transactions go into.
- What Taxinger readsThe networks, the protocols and the countries covered today. A network is added when every user's history on it can be read in full: see adding a chain or a protocol.
Your tax year
- How a year is computedBetween the transactions and the lines of your form there is one pass over your whole history: what moved, what each move was, what it was worth, and what your country's law makes of it. The pass covers every network and every account together, not one wallet at a time with the results added up.
- Your country's lawA country's tax law is built from that country's own statutes, provision by provision, each provision dated and carrying the source it was read in. Taxinger computes for the countries listed under what Taxinger reads.
- Questions and correctionsSome facts about your own money are not on any chain. Who was on the other side of a transfer, whether a payment was for work, whether a token is spam: only you know. Taxinger asks, keeps your answer, and tells you what it changed.
- The year for your tax officeA year is finished when it can leave Taxinger: as the lines of your country's form, as a document for the office that is the statement behind them, as a spreadsheet you can work in, and, where the authority publishes a format, as the file that authority reads by machine.
Accountants
- Working with an accountantYour account can be read, and worked in, by the person who does your taxes. You allow it, you see everything they do, and you end it whenever you want.
- For tax firmsA client gives you their account. You read their years, put in the wallets and statements they forgot, answer what is open, and take the return out in the form their own tax office asks for. There is no second product and no separate console: you work in the same workspace your client sees.
Everything else
- Plans and what countsYou pay for how much history is read, not for features. Every plan reads every network and every exchange statement supported, applies your country's law, writes the documents and answers your assistant. The prices are on Pricing; what they mean is here.
- Your assistantYour own assistant (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor) can read your Taxinger figures and answer for you, on every plan. You add Taxinger as a connector once, with the address your account shows you, and then ask in your own words.
- Your dataTaxinger reads public records and your own uploads. It never holds anything that can move your money.
- Adding a chain or a protocolTaxinger reads a network from the network itself and a protocol from the chain alone, so that every entry in your year can be proven to a tax office. That is what decides when a new one can be added, and the answer to "when will you support X" is: when every user's history on X can be read in full.