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Bitcoin gains are taxable in most countries. Tax tools automate tracking your transactions and generating the reports you need – here's how our recommended providers differ.

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Cointracking

Headquarters
Gräfelfing, near Munich, Germany
Founded
Founded in 2012, publicly available since 2013
Regulation
A pure software/SaaS provider for portfolio and tax reporting, no financial-services license of its own required
Users
according to the provider, over 1.45 million active users and more than 25,000 business customers (as of 2026)
Founders
Dario Kachel (founder & CEO)
Current leadership
Dario Kachel still leading as CEO
Investors
no external funding known, self-funded since founding
Strengths
  • One of the longest-established tax tools (since 2013)
  • Very broad exchange/wallet support via API or CSV
  • Detailed, customizable reports
Weaknesses
  • Interface feels complex for beginners
  • Can get expensive at high transaction volumes
  • Tax reports sometimes need manual follow-up
Best for: Users with many exchanges/wallets and a complex transaction history who want maximum flexibility in their reports.
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Blockpit

Headquarters
Linz, Austria
Founded
Founded in August 2017 by a five-person founding team including Florian Wimmer and Gerd Karlhuber
Regulation
A pure regulatory-tech/software company for tax reporting, no financial-services license of its own required
Users
around 300 business (B2B) customers, plus a large number of individual users via the Blockpit app
Founders
Florian Wimmer, Gerd Karlhuber and three further co-founders
Current leadership
Florian Wimmer and Gerd Karlhuber still leading jointly
Investors
bootstrapped, no external funding raised
Strengths
  • Specialized in German/Austrian/EU tax rules
  • Automatic country-specific tax reports
  • Modern, clean interface
Weaknesses
  • Mainly built for DACH tax law, less relevant elsewhere
  • Full feature set often needs a higher-tier plan
  • Importing complex DeFi history can be cumbersome
Best for: Users in Germany, Austria and the EU who prefer automated, country-specific tax reports and a modern interface.
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