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Turbotax USA
Find a comprehensive guide on how to use Koinly with Turbotax on our blog for detailed instructions.
Why is Turbotax asking me to review all transactions? (US)
This review was only recently added to the Online version of Turbotax but the CD/Download version has a similar review section.
This section is entirely optional and can simply be skipped by clicking on the Continue button. It's a nice option to have but most active traders do not fill in this section since there are so many transactions.
This review section will come up for anyone who imports a CSV file to Turbotax as it's not possible to include this additional information in the CSV file itself.
If you have more than 4000 disposals:
Turbotax has a limit of 4000 transactions you can import so if you have more than this, Koinly will aggregate your transactions keeping the long-term and short-term gains the same.
For more information, check our article about Report Aggregation.
TaxAct USA
See our detailed guide on TaxAct
TurboTax Canada
We recorded a detailed video on how to file Crypto Taxes on TurboTax Canada:
Wealthsimple
We have partnered with Wealthsimple to simplify the process of importing your crypto transactions to Wealthsimple. See our Wealthsimple guide.
H&R Block
While we do not have a special export for H&R Block, you can use the data from our IRS report or Schedule 3 report to fill your data on this platform:
Common Questions
Why are my acquisition costs and proceeds so high?
This is because these figures are the sum of all of your disposals' costs and proceeds - you could say that it's your trading volume. These figures do not represent your total investment which is usually much smaller.
See our article proceeds from sales & acquisition costs are very high for more info.
My capital gains are wrong/too high!
We recommend checking the completeness/correctness of the data imported to Koinly before downloading the reports - see how to ensure your tax report is accurate.
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