What the math assumes
This is a recordkeeping aid, not tax software. It does not match specific lots, determine gain or loss, or decide reportability.
Crypto recordkeeping scenario
Crypto Transaction & Cost-Basis Organizer
Summarize up to four acquisitions, their costs and fees, plus a separate disposal record for organizational review.
Private by design: your entries stay in your browser and are not submitted to MoneyPathTools.
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Enter a scenario
Example values are included and clearly labeled. Replace them with your own current figures.
Understand the estimate
Assumptions and limits
Change one input at a time, record the assumption, and compare several scenarios.
What the result leaves out
The IRS says digital assets are treated as property for U.S. federal tax purposes and transaction records should be retained.
A useful next step
Keep dates, transaction IDs, wallet addresses, exchange statements, fair-market values, units, and fees in durable records.
Frequently asked questions
Why does the tool not show a taxable gain?
A reliable gain calculation may require lot identification, dates, transfers, income treatment, and other facts this compact organizer does not collect.
Does a wallet transfer count as a sale?
Do not decide from this tool. Transaction fees and ownership changes can matter; consult current IRS instructions.
Can I import exchange data?
No. There are no exchange, wallet, bank, or file connections.
Official sources and important limits
- Digital Assets — Internal Revenue Service
- Frequently Asked Questions on Digital Assets — Internal Revenue Service
This calculator provides educational estimates only. It is for organization and hypothetical scenarios only and provides no coin picks, signals, price forecasts, personalized recommendations, or tax conclusions.
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