QuickBooks crypto tax report
Coming soonUse Coinfig with QuickBooks to record crypto gains and income for SARS. Reconcile in Coinfig, then post accountant-ready journals to QuickBooks.
- CSV upload
How to connect QuickBooks to Coinfig
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Finalise your crypto report in Coinfig
Reconcile your wallets and exchanges and generate your gains and income summary.
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Export your figures
Export the Coinfig summary (CSV) with gains, income and cost-basis detail.
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Post journals in QuickBooks
Record the gains, income and asset values to the appropriate accounts in QuickBooks.
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Attach the Coinfig report
Keep the Coinfig report attached as your audit trail for SARS.
Transaction types supported
| Transaction type | Supported | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Capital gains summary | Yes | Exported for posting as a journal in QuickBooks. |
| Crypto income (staking, rewards) | Yes | Exported as income for your ledger. |
| Asset holdings / cost basis | Yes | Provided for balance-sheet valuation. |
| Per-transaction sync | No | Coinfig exports summaries; it is not a live QuickBooks feed. |
Known limitations
- Coinfig provides accountant-ready exports rather than a live per-transaction QuickBooks feed.
- Your accountant decides the exact chart-of-accounts mapping.
Related integrations
QuickBooks tax FAQ
Does Coinfig integrate with QuickBooks?
Coinfig produces accountant-ready exports that you post to QuickBooks as journals, with the Coinfig report attached as an audit trail.
Can QuickBooks calculate my crypto tax?
No. QuickBooks records figures but cannot apply FIFO cost basis or capital-versus-revenue logic to crypto. Coinfig does that first. This is not tax advice.
Does QuickBooks report crypto to SARS?
No. QuickBooks is accounting software, not an exchange. It records results; it does not report transactions to SARS.
How do I get crypto numbers into QuickBooks?
Reconcile in Coinfig, export the summary, and post gains and income as journals in QuickBooks against the right accounts.