Might be useful for someone as tax time rolls around. Get started with 30% off all Koinly plans - https://koinly.io/pricing/ Sale ends midnight 31st March.
There was also a banner AD for get 30% off your first tax report with coupon code 71F2C9FD.
Might be useful for someone as tax time rolls around. Get started with 30% off all Koinly plans - https://koinly.io/pricing/ Sale ends midnight 31st March.
There was also a banner AD for get 30% off your first tax report with coupon code 71F2C9FD.
US$20 for referrer and referee.
So are we suppose to guess the price?
Updated post - https://koinly.io/pricing/
Or you could add some actual pricing to the post.
$49 for a set of useful tax reports for up to 100 transactions.
$99 up to 1000.
$179 up to 3000.
@Zorlin: I think that's USD. When I log into my free account, it's those numbers but has USD underneath it
@aragornelessar: Sorry, correct, those are all in USD.
Thanks OP
How much more info does the paid version provide? You can get a summary of the financial year's profit/loss/income on the free version which is all the ATO cares about I imagine? Unless you get audited I suppose?
You'd think all the ATO cares about would be a profit/loss summary, but no, every transaction needs to be reported. Total PITA, especially if you are doing something like Fiat > Litecoin > Monero (because you can't get Monero directly with AUD through centralised exchanges anymore)
https://www.ato.gov.au/general/gen/tax-treatment-of-crypto-c…
Yeah, your total transactions reported as in a final value on your tax filing right?
Do they ask for a full list of transactions in a spreadsheet when you're submitting your statement for the year? As long as you calculate each transaction for your final figure? I just gave my info to my accountant and he hasn't come back asking for each specific transactions yet… If he does, this code would be very handy
The free summary is actually useless, because you need the detailed reports to validate that it's correct.
Without the full report, you don't know that you've accidentally accrued a whole bunch of Income that should really be a (MUCH cheaper) Capital Gain.
tl;dr the final numbers are worthless until you find and fix the errors (of which there always seem to be some).
i'm not making any capital gain this financial year after the recent bloodbath
I’m not sure if it’s that simple tbh
You still need to calculate it and document the loss, which you can use to offset future gains.
Thanks, purchased 2022-23 subscriptions for both of my accounts.
So is subscription per financial year? Or for 12months from the time of subscription?
Per financial year. You're basically paying for the tax reports (and support).
So if you paid for 19/20, 20/21 and 21/22, right now you'd still be able to go back to 19/20 and 20/21, run tax reports, edit the data, import new data etc.
Thanks OP, the code still worked a few hours ago. I redeemed it and got 30% off
if you are into crypto this software is a must, i absolutely love it