Koinly
3 storiesUsers bring capital gains calculation into Koinly, where wallet and exchange imports and Koinly wallet integrations turn activity into reportable tax records. The product may also use Koinly transaction reconciliation, cost basis records, and wallet connection management to classify transfers, calculate gains or income, resolve missing information, and prepare jurisdiction-specific outputs where supported. The Koinly tag covers rule implementation, imports, reconciliation, and corrections affecting capital gains calculation, wallet and exchange imports, or the tax output produced from Koinly wallet integrations. Passive portfolio viewing and enterprise bookkeeping are separate from Koinly; this tag is for transaction classification, cost-basis calculation, and tax reports produced within Koinly.
Illinois Crypto Tax Law Faces Legal Pushback Over Monthly User Burden
Illinois's upcoming 0.2% digital asset tax could force crypto users to pay monthly on their total holdings if brokers fail to collect, as industry groups challenge the law's constitutionality in court
Crypto Tax Havens vs. Low-Tax Countries: What Investors Overlook
Zero crypto tax rates attract attention, but hidden costs, residency rules, and reporting requirements can outweigh headline savings. Investors must compare total tax burden, legal certainty, and banking access before choosing a jurisdiction
Crypto Capital Gains Tax Rules Vary Sharply by Country and Transaction
Selling, swapping, or spending crypto can trigger capital gains tax, but the rules differ widely by country, holding period, and transaction type. U.S. investors face property-based taxation, while other jurisdictions apply unique regimes