How do I report my Blockchain.com Exchange taxes?

All crypto activity on Blockchain.com is taxable under global crypto tax laws.

Capital Gains Tax

Triggered when you dispose of crypto by:

• Selling crypto for USD, EUR, GBP, etc.

• Trading one crypto for another (e.g., BTC → ETH)

• Converting crypto in the Blockchain.com app

• Withdrawing crypto at a gain to external wallets

CoinTracker calculates your gain = sale value – cost basis.

Income Tax

Income tax applies when you receive crypto via:

• Blockchain.com Rewards Accounts (interest)

• Staking rewards

• Airdrops

• Referral bonuses

• Promotions and earning campaigns

CoinTracker automatically identifies and separates income from capital gains.

Yes.

You are required to report all taxable events, including:

• Spot trades

• Conversions

• Earn interest

• Staking rewards

• Crypto-to-crypto swaps

• Transfers that qualify as disposals

• Fiat on/off ramped transactions

CoinTracker consolidates your Blockchain.com Exchange + Blockchain.com Wallet activity into a unified tax report.

Partially.

Blockchain.com provides:

• Exchange trade history CSVs

• Wallet transaction logs

• Deposit/withdrawal history

But it does not issue:

• 1099-B

• 1099-MISC

• HMRC summaries

• ATO CGT reports

CoinTracker converts your Blockchain.com exports into fully compliant tax documents automatically.

1. Log in to Blockchain.com.

2. Go to Settings → Reports → Transaction History.

3. Export:
   a. Trade history (Exchange)
   b. Interest/Earn rewards
   c. Deposits & withdrawals
   d. Wallet transaction logs (if used)

4. Select the correct date range (full tax year).

5. Upload the CSVs to CoinTracker → Add Account → Blockchain.com Exchange → Upload CSV.

Blockchain.com rarely issues government tax forms.

Most users will not receive:

• IRS 1099-MISC

• 1099-B

• Brokerage statements

Instead, CoinTracker generates:

• Form 8949 & Schedule D (U.S.)

• HMRC Capital Gains Summary (UK)

• ATO CGT reports (Australia)

• MiCA-aligned statements (EU)

Common issues include:

• Only Wallet or only Exchange data uploaded (need both)

• Earn/staking CSV not included

• Missing deposit/withdrawal logs

• Incorrect date formatting (UTC vs local timezone)

• Multiple wallet addresses not synced

CoinTracker resolves these by:

• Matching internal and external transfers

• Filling missing values with historical pricing

• Reconstructing cost basis

• Syncing Blockchain.com Wallet data via xpub

No.

Blockchain.com does not withhold or remit taxes.

You are responsible for reporting all gains and crypto income.

CoinTracker calculates everything for you automatically.

Blockchain.com may report in limited cases where required by:

• FATF Travel Rule

• AML/KYC laws

• Local regulatory requests

It does not automatically report to the IRS unless issuing tax forms.

CoinTracker helps ensure your filings match any reported data.

Yes.

You can export:

• Year-end summaries

• Wallet transactions

• Earn interest logs

• Exchange trade history

CoinTracker uses these files to compute accurate year-end valuations and gain/loss summaries.