Read this guide to understand the meaning of the information contained in the Capital Gain Report.
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On the first page of the report, we find the following information from top to bottom:
Logo and name of CryptoBooks
Report title
Request date and email address associated with the account (profile indicated only for the Family plan)
Report Summary
Capital Gain / Loss: shows the total of the gains and losses generated during the selected period of time
Charging Price: the total acquisition cost indicated in fiat value
Example: A user buys 1 BTC at a cost price of €30,000.
Later, they sell the BTC for €40,000 and use this amount to buy 15 ETH.
The total cost price will be calculated by adding the price of the BTC (€30,000) and the ETH (€40,000), for a total of €70,000.
Total Sell: the total fiat amount obtained from all the sales and conversions
Period from: starting date the report refers to
To: ending date the report refers to
Accounting Country: the country where the user has their residency
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Report Details
Transaction date: indicate the date when the transaction occurred.
Currency from / Currency to: indicate the currency sold (outgoing) and the currency received (incoming).
Amount from / Amount to: indicate the amounts of the currency sold (outgoing) and the currency received (incoming).
Fiat equivalent: indicate the fiat currency equivalent of the amount of tokens sold.
Charging price: indicate the fiat currency equivalent spent to purchase the token.
Capital gain / loss: indicate the gain (plus) or loss (minus) generated by the transaction.
Source: at the far right of the detail row, the source of the transaction is indicated (e.g., Binance).
