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Crypto.com is one of the largest crypto exchanges going - offering investors a huge variety of opportunities including NFTs, DeFi staking and crypto Visa cards. Whatever your investments - doing your Crypto.com taxes with Koinly is easy. You just need to connect via API or by uploading a CSV file. Here's how.
Yes, Crypto.com does report crypto activity to the IRS. US users who earn $600 or more in rewards from Crypto.com from Staking, Earn, Referrals, or certain other activities will receive a 1099-MISC tax form and the same form will be sent to the IRS.
You need to report any gains, losses or income from your Crypto.com investments to your tax office. This is usually done as part of your annual tax return.Â
You can do this yourself - but it’s time consuming. You’ll need to identify your taxable transactions, calculate your net capital gain or loss using an approved accounting method and identify the fair market value of any crypto income on the day you received it in your fiat currency.Â
This is why most crypto investors opt to use a crypto tax calculator like Koinly. Koinly does all this for you and generates your crypto tax report, ready to file with your tax office.Â
Just connect automatically via API, or upload a CSV file - depending on whether you’re using the Crypto.com desktop or app. Here’s how it works.
Koinly works by importing your Crypto.com transaction data so that you can calculate your taxes in under 20 minutes. Let's look at an example - here's some transactions in a Crypto.com account.
You can import your Crypto.com transaction history via API integration or by uploading CSV files of your Crypto.com transaction history. Once you've done this, you'll be able to see your Crypto.com transactions in Koinly - like this.
This lets you manage all your crypto transactions - from Crypto.com and any other exchanges you use - from one single platform, making crypto tax simple. Here's how to import your Crypto.com transaction data.
Important
1. If you're using the crypto.com app - you'll need to use the CSV file method.
2. The Crypto.com API only imports Crypto.com exchange trades from the last 6 months. Use the CSV file method below instead.
You'll need to start by downloading a CSV file with your full trading history from Crypto.com before you can upload it to Koinly - here's how.
You'll need two files from Crypto.com to upload to Koinly. Here's how to get both:
Now you've got your CSV file, here's how to upload it to Koinly.
Important
1. Crypto.com CSV files only cover 6 months of transaction data. You may need to export multiple files. Koinly needs your complete transaction history on the platform to generate an accurate tax report.
2. Syndicate and supercharger transactions may not be included in CSV exports.
Please note, if you use the Crypto.com app fiat wallet or the Crypto.com Visa Card, you'll need to download CSV files for these too. This is easy, just follow the instructions above, but select 'fiat wallet' or 'crypto.com visa card' from the menu under 'transaction' instead of 'crypto wallet'.
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Yes. Unlike most other exchanges, Crypto.com has a tax reporting service for it's users. Crypto.com can provide capital gain/loss reports, an income report and a variety of IRS specific forms like Form 8949.
The easiest way to calculate your Crypto.com taxes is to export CSV files of your Crypto.com transaction history and upload them to Koinly. Alternatively, if you use a very limited number of exchanges, you can use the Crypto.com Tax service.
While Crypto.com does let you import data from a few other popular exchanges, it doesn't support the wide array of exchanges and wallets that the majority of crypto tax tools do.
In terms of security, Crypto.com is considered a safe platform. However, in the wake of the collapse of other large exchanges, the mantra of not your keys, not your crypto holds true. You should always store your crypto in a secure, cold wallet when not actively trading.
Yes. Crypto.com sends out a 1099-MISC to any US user who is a U.S. citizen that has earned USD $600 or more in rewards from Crypto.com, during the previous calendar year from Staking, Earn, Referrals, or certain other activities. Crypto.com will also provide a copy of your Form 1099-MISC to the IRS.
If Crypto.com is going to issue you with a 1099 form, you’ll receive it by the 31st of January of the following financial year, well ahead of the April tax deadline.
It's very likely Crypto.com report to the HMRC and other tax offices. HMRC have put a lot of pressure on centralized crypto exchanges operating in the UK to share KYC data to ensure tax compliance. As well as this, if you've linked your bank card to Crypto.com, your bank may also report these transactions to HMRC.
Crypto.com has provided a list of addresses they hold user deposits on via their blog. Crypto.com’s Proof of Reserves can also be viewed on a Nansen dashboard that tracks these wallet addresses. For more information about what Proof of Reserves is and why it matters - check out our blog post on it here.