A popular Canadian crypto exchange, Newton allows Canadian crypto investors to buy, sell, and trade more than 70 cryptocurrencies. Whatever your investments, Koinly can help with your Newton taxes. Here's how it works.
Newton is registered as a Money Service Business (MSB) with the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC). FINTRAC have a shared reporting process with the CRA. In other words, yes Newton may be required to disclose customer data to the CRA if requested.
Newton has single sign-on (SSO) for Koinly users, so you can connect to Koinly straight from your Newton account. Here's how.
Now you've got your Newton CSV file, here's how to upload it to Koinly.
Important
1. When downloading your CSV files, check that the file covers your full trading history.
2. Don't forget to tag your airdrops and forks. This will ensure that they show up correctly as income on your Newton tax reports.
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Yes. You can download your Koinly tax report - and other tax reports - straight from Newton.
The simplest way to get your Newton tax report is to connect to crypto tax software like Koinly. You can do this by uploading a CSV file of your Newton transaction history. Your crypto tax calculator will then calculate your Newton taxes for you and generate your Newton tax documents.
Yes. If you have capital gains or income from your Newton investments, then you must pay tax on it. The CRA is very clear that crypto is subject to Income Tax and they do not look kindly on tax evaders.
No, Newton does not supply a financial statement, but you can use a crypto tax app like Koinly to generate one.