New to crypto taxes? So is everyone. That’s why later this month, we’re introducing a new Tax Center to help users simplify their tax reporting.
In partnership with CoinTracker, users will be able to easily export the full transaction history from your Blockchain.com Wallet and Exchange accounts to calculate gains, losses, and income.
Over the last decade, tens of millions of people have used Blockchain.com to buy, sell, swap, store, and earn crypto. More than $1.2 trillion has been transacted on our platform since inception, and we know firsthand how important it is to understand the tax implications of crypto transactions.
With the Blockchain.com Tax Center, you’ll be able to simply upload your transaction history to CoinTracker and get free tax reports for up to 500 transactions.
We’ll send a reminder to customers later this month when the Tax Center is available. In the meantime, we’re sharing crypto tax tips starting with answers to the three most common questions. Stay tuned for more in the coming weeks.
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