Sage Pastel crypto tax report

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Use Coinfig with Sage Pastel to record crypto gains and income for SARS. Reconcile in Coinfig, then capture accountant-ready journals in Sage.

How to connect Sage Pastel to Coinfig

Finalise your crypto report in Coinfig

Reconcile your wallets and exchanges and generate your gains and income summary.
Export accountant-ready figures

Export the Coinfig summary (CSV) with gains, income and cost-basis detail.
Capture journals in Sage Pastel

Post the gains, income and asset values to the correct accounts in Sage Pastel.
Keep the Coinfig report on file

Retain the Coinfig report as your SARS audit trail.

Transaction type	Supported	Notes
Capital gains summary	Yes	Exported for posting as a journal in Sage Pastel.
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 Sage feed.

Coinfig provides accountant-ready exports rather than a live per-transaction Sage feed.
Your bookkeeper maps the figures to your Sage chart of accounts.

Does Coinfig work with Sage Pastel?

Yes. Coinfig produces accountant-ready exports that you capture as journals in Sage Pastel, keeping the Coinfig report as your audit trail.

Can Sage Pastel calculate crypto tax?

No. Sage 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 Sage Pastel report crypto to SARS?

No. Sage Pastel is accounting software, not an exchange. It records results; it does not report crypto transactions to SARS.

Why is Coinfig useful for South African accountants on Sage?

Coinfig is built for South African crypto tax rules and hands Sage users clean, defensible figures — the part Sage cannot do for crypto.