Bitcoin crypto tax report

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Add your Bitcoin address or xpub to Coinfig and generate a filing-ready crypto tax report. We read the blockchain and match transfers automatically.

How to connect Bitcoin to Coinfig

Find your Bitcoin address

Open your wallet and copy your Bitcoin receive address, or your extended public key (xpub) to capture all addresses.
Add it in Coinfig

In Coinfig, choose Bitcoin and paste the address or xpub.
Sync the ledger

Coinfig reads the Bitcoin blockchain to import sends, receives and consolidations.
Match your transfers

Connect the exchanges you funded from so deposits are matched as transfers, not disposals.

Transaction type	Supported	Notes
Receives (deposits)	Yes	Matched as transfers where the source is known.
Sends (withdrawals / spends)	Yes	A send to a third party is a disposal.
Consolidations / change outputs	Yes	Internal moves; not disposals.
Network (miner) fees	Yes	Captured as transaction costs.
Mining income	No	Add mined receipts manually with their rand value.

Use an xpub to capture all addresses in an HD wallet; a single address may miss change outputs.
Mining rewards must be added with their receipt-date value for income classification.

How do I do my Bitcoin taxes for SARS?

Add your Bitcoin address or xpub to Coinfig. It reads the blockchain, matches transfers, and classifies disposals for SARS.

Is sending Bitcoin to my own wallet taxable?

No. Moving Bitcoin between your own wallets is a transfer, not a disposal. Coinfig matches these so they are not taxed. This is not tax advice.

Does the Bitcoin network report to SARS?

No. Bitcoin has no operator to report. But the ledger is fully public and SARS can analyse on-chain data.

Should I use an address or an xpub?

Use your extended public key (xpub) to capture every address your wallet generated, including change outputs. A single address may miss transactions.