Do I pay taxes when I sell cryptocurrency?

Selling cryptocurrency may create a taxable event if the transaction results in a capital gain or loss.

How do I calculate cryptocurrency profit?

Cryptocurrency profit is calculated by subtracting the purchase cost from the sale amount.

Can cryptocurrency losses reduce taxes?

Cryptocurrency capital losses may help offset capital gains depending on applicable tax rules.

Free Cryptocurrency Tax Calculator

Estimate your cryptocurrency capital gains, losses, and potential IRS taxes with this free calculator. Track multiple crypto transactions, calculate tax savings, and export your results to CSV for easy record keeping.

Date	Gain / Loss	Tax Owed	Tax Savings	Net After Tax	Action
	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
Total Invested					$0.00
Total Sold					$0.00
Total Gain / Loss					$0.00
Total Tax Owed					$0.00
Total Tax Savings					$0.00
Net After Taxes					$0.00

Disclaimer: This calculator provides estimates for educational purposes only. Tax rules vary based on your income, location, and individual situation. Consult a tax professional for official tax advice.

Calculate Crypto Capital Gains and Losses

Cryptocurrency transactions may create taxable events when you sell, exchange, or dispose of digital assets. This crypto tax calculator helps estimate your potential capital gains, losses, taxes owed, and after-tax profits.

How Cryptocurrency Taxes Are Calculated

Crypto taxes are generally calculated based on the difference between your purchase price (cost basis) and your selling price. If you sell cryptocurrency for more than you paid, the difference may represent a capital gain. If you sell for less than your purchase price, you may have a capital loss.

Using This Crypto Tax Calculator

Enter the transaction date.
Enter the amount you originally invested.
Enter your cryptocurrency sale amount.
Enter your estimated IRS tax percentage.
Review your estimated taxes, savings, and net profit.

Important Cryptocurrency Tax Information

The IRS treats cryptocurrency as property for federal tax purposes. Tax rules can vary depending on factors such as your income, holding period, and location. This calculator provides estimates only and should not replace professional tax advice.