Easily file your CRA crypto taxes with accuracy and expert support from Tax My Crypto.
Understanding Canadian cryptocurrency tax regulations can be complex. At Tax My Crypto, we provide accurate and CRA-compliant crypto tax reports, ensuring you meet your tax obligations for capital gains, staking rewards, mining income, and NFT sales. Whether youβre a casual investor, active trader, or involved in DeFi, our services help you accurately report your crypto taxes and stay compliant with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).
To streamline the process, we integrate with leading crypto tax software such as Koinly, CoinLedger, and Coinpanda. These tools allow us to import, review, categorize, and generate detailed tax reports for submission to the CRA.
Tax My Crypto offers expert crypto tax reporting with accuracy, compliance, and strategic tax savings. Ensure hassle-free filing and maximize your benefits with our dedicated team of professionals.
Our reports adhere to Canadian tax laws, covering capital gains, business income, and foreign asset reporting obligations.
We review and categorize every transaction to ensure accurate tax calculations.
We prioritize data security and encryption to protect your sensitive information.
We work with Koinly, CoinLedger, and Coinpanda for automated data import and tax reporting.
If audited, we provide detailed transaction reports and capital gains summaries to support your tax filing.
Our reports allow you to file your tax return yourself or provide them to your accountant or tax advisor for professional assistance.
Connect your crypto wallets, exchanges, and DeFi platforms using crypto tax software like Koinly for automated transaction imports.
We review all imported transactions, categorising capital disposals, crypto income, and non-taxable transactions for accurate HMRC tax treatment.
Using Koinly or similar software, we generate:
Easily file your crypto tax return with accuracy and expert guidance.
Yes. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) treats crypto as property, subject to capital gains tax or business income tax.
βοΈ Selling crypto for CAD or fiat currency
βοΈ Swapping one cryptocurrency for another (e.g., BTC to ETH)
βοΈ Using crypto to pay for goods/services
βοΈ Earning crypto from mining, staking, NFTs, and airdrops
βοΈ Receiving salaries in crypto
βοΈ Buying and holding crypto (until sold or traded)
βοΈ Transferring crypto between your own wallets
βοΈ Staking rewards and mining income may be taxed as business income or capital gains, depending on the activity level.
βοΈ The exact rate depends on total annual earnings.
Yes. If your total crypto holdings exceed CAD 100,000, you must report them on Form T1135 (Foreign Income Verification Statement).
Yes, crypto losses can be deducted from capital gains and carried forward for future tax years.
Failure to report crypto taxes can result in fines, penalties, and CRA audits.
NFT sales and royalties are subject to Capital Gains Tax or Business Income Tax, depending on whether you trade NFTs as a business or an individual.
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Step 1: Connect exchanges & wallets to Koinly or CoinLedger.
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Step 2: We review and categorize transactions.
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Step 3: Generate CRA-compliant tax reports.
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Step 4: File your tax return yourself or provide the reports to your accountant.
Yes, you can claim crypto losses to offset capital gains and reduce your taxable income, potentially lowering your tax bill.
Contact us today and simplify your Canadian crypto tax filing with Tax My Crypto