Loading my Kinesis data into cointracking.info for tax reporting
I have set custom prices for KAU, KAG & KVT and deselected best price, so Cointracking now uses the price for the current Exchange Balance.Hi Uchiki, thanks for another well structured guide for Cointracking.
Question: How do you set an end of tax period price for KAU, KAG KVT?
I have set custom prices for KAU, KAG & KVT and deselected best price, so Cointracking now uses the price for the current Exchange Balance.
The issue is the 'Balance by day' report shows their price varying very erratically day by day
Also the Tax report shows closing balance price is almost double the custom price I entered, and much larger than any purchase price. I am trying to finalize a prior year tax report, so any thoughts on fixing coin prices at a certain date would be appreciated.![]()
Simpler just to download the End of year section to Excel and enter the end of year fiat prices?The tax report will now have coin values close to the actual EFY coin prices, however as the BTC price moves, the Tax report closing values will move.
This sets approximate values for your Tax report - your current balances will definitely not be correct.
It is not an exact science
Your formula did not quite work for me, although I may be misunderstanding it. What I did was take the EOY KAU value of $58.73 and divide the EOY Bitcoin value of $47,630 into that to get a Bitcoin price of 0.00123305.Cointracking continually modifies the "custom price" you set for a coin as they assume it varies in price in line with the BTC price.
To Set a final EFY holding price KAU, KAG, KVT for closing values in a tax report.
e.g for KAU
1. Lookup the End Fin Year (EFY) Price for KAU
2. Multiply KAU (EFY) price *( BTC EFY price / BTC price now)
3. Now manually enter this value as the coin set price, deselect Best price & update
I found it better to value coins in my native currency AUD than USD (have not tried pricing in BTC)
The tax report will now have coin values close to the actual EFY coin prices, however as the BTC price moves, the Tax report closing values will move.
This sets approximate values for your Tax report - your current balances will definitely not be correct.
It is not an exact science
It is nice to have a formal report that one can show was not editable. I'm ok with using a modified excel if I have to. Part of my position is feeling that CT should have a solution for this issue; and they do...although I still think it's pretty clunky using the BTC price.Simpler just to download the End of year section to Excel and enter the end of year fiat prices?