Crypto Tax · Digital Assets
Crypto Tax & Digital Asset Reporting
If digital assets appear on your tax return, they must be reported accurately — or they can create outsized problems later.
All Digital Tax provides crypto and digital asset reporting support for individuals and business owners who need wallet and
exchange activity translated into clean, defensible tax reporting.
This service focuses on documentation, reconciliation, and proper classification — not speculation, trading advice,
or portfolio strategy.
Who We Serve
Is Crypto Tax & Digital Asset Reporting Right for You?
This service is a fit if you bought, sold, exchanged, or earned crypto during the year and want your reporting handled correctly — without guesswork.
- You used one or more exchanges or wallets.
- Your tax software or prior preparer could not clearly reconcile activity.
- You want reporting handled correctly the first time.
- You need defensible numbers for accurate filing.
You do not need to be a high-volume trader. If crypto activity exists, it must be reported — even when volume is modest.
What’s Included
What Crypto Tax & Digital Asset Reporting Includes
This service is limited to crypto reporting support connected to a tax return — focused on clean documentation, reconciliation, and proper classification.
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Wallet & platform identification.
We confirm which exchanges, wallets, and platforms were used so the reporting scope is clear. -
Data aggregation.
Available transaction data (CSVs, API exports, and platform reports) is compiled into usable records. -
Classification for tax reporting.
Trades, disposals, and crypto-related income are categorized for accurate reporting. -
Tax return integration.
Final figures are prepared for inclusion in your tax return and explained clearly.
Not included
- Trading or investment advice
- Portfolio optimization
- Future transaction planning
- Ongoing monitoring outside the filing year
No work begins without a defined scope and a clear fee range.
Process
How the Process Works
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Scope review.
We confirm platforms used and the type of activity involved. -
Data collection.
You receive a clear checklist for submitting available reports. -
Reconciliation.
Transactions are reviewed, categorized, and normalized for reporting. -
Tax return integration.
Final numbers are prepared for accurate filing and explained clearly.
Pricing
Crypto Tax & Digital Asset Reporting Pricing
Crypto reporting fees are based on the number of platforms and wallets, transaction volume, and reporting complexity.
During your consultation, you’ll receive a clear scope determination, a defined fee range, and next steps if you choose to proceed.
No work begins without agreement.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to report every trade?
In most cases, yes. Each taxable event must be captured to accurately report gains and losses. We focus on practical aggregation
using available tools and exports within the defined scope.
What if I have missing data or lost access to an exchange?
This is common. We’ll identify what can still be retrieved from available sources and clarify what documentation is needed
to support the reporting approach.
Can you work with my existing crypto tax software?
Yes. We can often start with existing exports, then review and adjust before integrating the results into your return.
Next Step
Crypto reporting doesn’t need to be stressful — it needs to be accurate.
If digital assets affected your tax year and you want them handled correctly, the next step is a short scoping call.