Crypto Tax Reports for Canada
CRA-ready crypto tax reports — done for you. Schedule 3 capital gains, business income classification, DeFi & NFTs. Filing deadline: April 30.
Two ways to get sorted.
Reports only, or reports plus direct coordination with your accountant.
Crypto Tax Reports
Crypto reconciliation + CRA-ready reports
- ✓Full transaction reconciliation
- ✓Capital gains summary (Schedule 3 format)
- ✓Income report (staking, airdrops, mining)
- ✓Transaction ledger with CAD values
- ✓Adjusted Cost Base method
- ✓Filing guidance document
Reports + Accountant Coordination
Everything above + accountant-ready package
- ✓Everything in Crypto Tax Reports
- ✓Accountant-ready package
- ✓Direct coordination with your accountant
- ✓Multi-source income summary
- ✓Priority support + clarification rounds
Common situations we handle.
If any of these sound familiar, we can help.
How it works for Canadian clients.
Tell us your tax year, exchanges, and rough transaction count. Takes 2 minutes.
Send exchange CSVs and wallet addresses. We tell you exactly what we need.
Full Koinly reconciliation, ACB method applied, errors fixed, CAD values calculated.
Get Schedule 3-ready reports. Share with your accountant or file yourself.
What you'll receive.
Clean, CRA-ready outputs — not a confusing data dump.
Capital Gains Summary
Total gains/losses formatted for Schedule 3. Adjusted Cost Base method applied.
Income Report
Staking, airdrops, mining — categorised for T1 miscellaneous income.
Transaction Ledger
Every transaction with CAD values at time of disposal — audit-ready detail.
Reconciliation Notes
Explanations for complex items: bridges, wraps, LPs, and DeFi activity.
Platform Breakdown
Activity grouped by exchange and wallet for easy cross-referencing.
Filing Guidance
Step-by-step instructions for completing Schedule 3 and T1 filing.
Canadian crypto tax questions.
Do I need to report crypto on my Canadian tax return?
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Yes. CRA treats crypto as a commodity. Capital gains are reported on Schedule 3, and income (staking, airdrops, mining) on your T1. Canada applies a 50% inclusion rate for capital gains — meaning only half of your net gain is added to your taxable income.
What is Adjusted Cost Base (ACB)?
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Adjusted Cost Base is Canada's cost basis method for calculating crypto gains. It averages the cost of all units of a crypto asset across every purchase. Similar to UK Shared Pooling. We calculate this automatically for every asset in your portfolio.
Are crypto-to-crypto trades taxable in Canada?
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Yes. CRA considers every crypto swap a disposition, which is a taxable event. The gain or loss is calculated based on the CAD fair market value at the time of the trade.
Is the 50% capital gains inclusion rate changing?
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The 2024 federal budget proposed changes to the inclusion rate for gains above $250,000. We stay updated on the latest rules and configure your report accordingly to ensure compliance with the current legislation.
How long does it take?
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Most reports are completed within 10 calendar days after we receive your complete data. Complex portfolios with extensive DeFi activity may take slightly longer.
What about previous tax years?
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We handle multi-year filings regularly. CRA allows T1 adjustments for up to 10 prior years via T1-ADJ. Get in touch via the quote form with details of which tax years you need.
Get your Canadian crypto taxes sorted.
CRA-ready reports within 10 calendar days. Fixed pricing. No surprises.
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