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Upload Your Coinbase CSV NowThree simple steps to convert your Coinbase transactions into an IRS-compliant Form 8949
Export your transaction history from Coinbase and upload it to our tool.
Check your transaction data and add any information that might be missing.
Get your IRS-ready Form 8949 in PDF format for your tax filing.
Save time and avoid errors with our automated IRS Form 8949 generator
Everything you need to know about our Form 8949 generator
Log in to your Coinbase account and navigate to Taxes → Documents, then click "Generate", select "TurboTax gain/loss report (CSV)", select the year, and click "Generate".
Our tool will identify missing data fields and guide you through completing them. The system helps you fill in required details like cost basis before generating the final Form 8949.
Currently, the tool supports Coinbase CSV format specifically. Support for additional exchanges like Binance and Kraken is on our roadmap and coming soon.
Our calculations follow IRS short-term & long-term capital gains rules exactly. The tool processes your data according to official IRS guidelines for Form 8949, ensuring compliant tax reporting.
Absolutely. Your data never leaves your browser — all processing happens locally on your device. We don't store any of your financial information on our servers, ensuring maximum privacy and security.
Form 8949 is an IRS form used to report sales and dispositions of capital assets, including cryptocurrency. You need to file it whenever you sell, trade, or dispose of crypto for a gain or loss. The totals from Form 8949 are then transferred to Schedule D of your tax return.
Our tool supports tax years from 2013 to the current tax year (2024). You can generate Form 8949 for any of these years by selecting the appropriate tax year during the form generation process.
We support FIFO (First In, First Out) and HIFO (Highest In, First Out) calculation methods for determining your cost basis. HIFO typically minimizes your tax liability.