CoinProfitTools
Crypto profit, fee & risk calculators
Estimate your crypto income taxes, capital gains, and tax-saving opportunities with simple and accurate tax calculators designed for traders, investors, and miners.
Estimate taxable crypto income from trading, mining, staking, and airdrops.
Calculate how selling at a loss can reduce your total tax liability.
Find how much tax you owe on profitable crypto trades and investments.
Quick all-in-one calculator for total estimated crypto tax due.
Crypto taxes confuse many people because rules change by country and every transaction can create a tax event. In simple terms, most governments treat crypto as property. This means when you sell crypto at a profit, you pay capital gains tax. When you earn crypto through mining, staking, airdrops, or salaries, that income is also taxable.
The Crypto Income Tax Calculator helps estimate taxes on rewards and earnings. The Crypto Capital Gains Calculator shows how much tax you may owe when you sell crypto for profit. The Crypto Loss Harvesting Calculator helps you reduce taxes by using losing trades to offset profits. The Crypto Tax Calculator combines everything for a quick total estimate.
Many traders lose money simply because they do not plan for taxes. They spend profits during the year and later struggle to pay tax. These calculators help you plan ahead so you know how much to keep aside. This is especially important for active traders, miners, and long-term investors who rebalance portfolios.
Always remember: these tools provide estimates, not legal advice. Tax laws differ by country. You should always confirm your final numbers with a qualified tax professional before filing.
In most countries, yes. Each time you sell crypto for fiat, swap one coin for another, or use crypto to buy goods, it is considered a taxable event. If you made a profit, you usually owe capital gains tax. Even if you reinvest immediately, that profit may still be taxable.
Crypto loss harvesting means selling losing positions to claim the loss for tax purposes. That loss can reduce the tax you owe on your profitable trades. For example, if you made $5,000 in profit but lost $2,000 on another coin, you may only be taxed on $3,000 in some countries.
In most countries, yes. Crypto earned through mining, staking, airdrops, or salaries is usually treated as income at the market value when received. Later, when you sell that crypto, capital gains tax may apply again on any price increase.
You should keep records of buy price, sell price, transaction dates, wallet addresses, exchange statements, mining income, and staking rewards. Good records make tax filing easier and protect you if you are audited.