Crypto tax,
figured out.

For individuals, yes, and it is shown as a worksheet rather than folded silently into one number.

Coinfig applies your capital losses against gains held 12 months or less first, then against gains that qualify for the discount, and works the 50 percent discount out on what is left. That ordering is your choice under Division 115 and a different order gives a different net capital gain, so the report states the assumption and shows the arithmetic behind it.

Companies cannot claim the discount, so no worksheet is shown and the whole gain stands.

The raw gains and losses are reported either way, so you or your registered tax agent can rework the figure. The losses used are this income year only. Coinfig does not carry in prior-year net capital losses.

For each disposal, Coinfig measures the time from when you acquired the parcel to when you disposed of it, and marks it as held for less than or at least 12 months at the 12-month boundary.

This is the split the discount worksheet works from: gains held longer than 12 months are the ones the 50 percent discount can apply to. The classification is shown on every disposal so you can check it.

Yes. The ATO treats a crypto-to-crypto exchange as a capital gains event, because you are disposing of one asset and acquiring another. The market value at the time of the swap sets the proceeds and the new cost base.

Coinfig records both legs of the swap and includes the disposal in your capital gains workings.

Crypto received from staking, and many airdrops, is generally treated as ordinary income at its market value when you receive it, separate from any later capital gain when you dispose of it.

Coinfig records these as income events valued at receipt. How a specific reward is treated can depend on the facts, so confirm with a tax adviser.

Yes. When you connect an exchange through its API, Coinfig uses read-only access to import your transaction history. It cannot place trades or move funds.

If you prefer not to share an API key, you can also import your history by CSV from most exchanges.

No. Coinfig provides calculations and reports based on the data you import and the settings you choose. It does not provide personalised tax advice, and it does not imply any endorsement or approval by the ATO.

For complex situations, such as business trading, mining or unusual transactions, consult a registered tax agent. You remain responsible for what you file.