In many cases, yes. Losing access to an old exchange account doesn’t necessarily mean your transaction history is lost. We can work with the best available information, including historical emails, CSV exports, transaction statements, wallet addresses, blockchain data, tax records, and other supporting documentation.
Where complete records are unavailable, we can reconstruct the transaction history using available records and on-chain data to identify and reconcile as many transactions as possible. Where information remains incomplete, we apply professional judgment based on the available evidence and use a reasonable, supportable approach to complete the reconciliation.
We work with a wide range of leading crypto tax and accounting platforms, including CoinTracking, Koinly, CoinLedger, CryptoTaxCalculator (SUMM), CoinTracker, Blockpit, and Bitwave.
We select the platform based on the nature and complexity of your crypto activity and the requirements of the engagement. If you’re already using a different platform, we can typically work with your existing setup or help determine the most appropriate solution for your needs.
Our fees are tailored to the scope and complexity of each engagement. Factors may include transaction volume, the number of wallets and exchanges, number of tax years, blockchain and DeFi activity, and the complexity of the transactions involved.
After understanding your requirements, we provide a clear, upfront quote with no surprises. For more complex cases, we’ll first review the available information and scope of work before providing a fee.
Yes. We regularly help clients catch up on multiple years of cryptocurrency activity, including situations where historical records are incomplete or difficult to obtain.
We can organize and reconcile historical data across exchanges and wallets, identify gaps and missing transactions, reconstruct transaction history using the best available information, and apply professional judgment where necessary. Based on the scope of the engagement, we can then prepare the crypto tax reports, calculate cost basis, and prepare closing position reports needed to bring your records up to date.
Whether you’re one year behind or several, we can help you work through the history and get back on track.
The timeline depends on the size and complexity of the engagement, as well as the completeness and quality of the available transaction data.
Straightforward portfolios with well-organized records can typically be completed within 1–2 weeks. More complex engagements involving multiple exchanges and wallets, several tax years, high transaction volumes, or DeFi and on-chain activity may take approximately 3–5 weeks or longer.
Once we understand the scope of your activity and review the available information, we can provide a more specific timeline for your project.
Absolutely. If you already work with a CPA, tax preparer, or accounting firm, Bitcounts can work alongside them to handle the specialized crypto accounting, reconciliation, and cost-basis work.
We can provide your tax professional with reconciled transaction data, cost-basis calculations, gain/loss reports, closing positions, and other supporting schedules needed to prepare your tax return accurately.
We’re happy to work directly with your existing tax or accounting team, making it easy to integrate the crypto-specific work into your overall tax and accounting process.
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