Crypto Tax & Income Reports

Download a clean record of every crypto payment you received through CryptoGate — as a PDF for your files or a CSV for your accountant or tax software (Koinly, CoinTracker, etc.). Pick any date range or a whole tax year. No spreadsheets, no chasing exchange rates after the fact.

Find it in your dashboard under Payments → Tax & Reports.
Income at the value received
Each payment is recorded at its fair-market value in USD at the moment it was received and confirmed on-chain — the rate is locked at payment time, so the report is accurate even years later.
Cost basis included
That same USD value is your cost basis in the crypto. When you later sell or convert it, your accountant uses this figure to work out any gain or loss.
Any period, any currency
This year, last year, the last 30 days, all time, or a custom from/to range — reported in USD, EUR, PLN or GBP. Each payment is converted at the exchange rate on its receipt date.
PDF or CSV
PDF for filing and records; CSV to import into accounting or crypto-tax software. Both cover the exact same data.

How to download

  1. Open your Dashboard and go to Payments → Tax & Reports.
  2. Choose a preset (This year, Last year, Last 30 days, All time) or set a custom From / To range, and pick your reporting currency (USD, EUR, PLN, GBP).
  3. Review the on-screen summary — gross income, payment count, fees, and the per-coin breakdown.
  4. Click Download PDF or Download CSV.

What the report contains

  • Gross income (USD) — the total value of crypto you received in the period.
  • Per-coin breakdown — how much of each coin you took, and its USD value.
  • Every payment — date received, transaction ID, coin, amount, the USD rate used, the USD value, and the original amount your customer paid.
  • CryptoGate fees — platform fees charged on those payments.

Important — what this report does and doesn't cover. CryptoGate is a non-custodial payment processor: every payment goes straight into your own wallet, and we never hold, convert, or sell your funds. So the report covers your business income and cost basis at the time of receipt. Any gain or loss that happens after receipt — when you later sell, convert, or spend the crypto — happens outside CryptoGate and is not in this report; you (or your accountant) account for that separately using the cost basis we provide. This is a record-keeping tool, not tax advice — consult a qualified tax professional for your filing. You choose the reporting currency (USD, EUR, PLN or GBP); amounts are converted at the exchange rate on each payment's receipt date, and each payment's original currency is shown alongside.