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You make the trades. They build the tax file

Large Bitcoin traders rarely have a simple year. Coins move between exchanges. Wallets get used for custody. Businesses buy in size. Losses sit on one platform and gains show up on another. 

Transfers look like sales if nobody matches them. Cost basis disappears when an exchange shuts down or a CSV is incomplete.

CoinLedger’s Done For You service is built for that situation. 

A dedicated crypto tax team securely connects to your accounts, imports the history across exchanges and wallets, classifies the activity, rebuilds missing cost basis where possible, and produces IRS-ready reports — including Form 8949, income reports, and an audit trail you can hand to a CPA or import into filing software.

This is not “download a report and hope.” It is professional reconciliation for traders and business owners whose volume makes DIY cleanup a bad use of time.

What the team handles

•  Multiple exchanges, wallets, and chains in one file

•  Transfers that should not be treated as taxable sales

•  Missing cost basis and incomplete exchange history

•  Gains, losses, staking, and other reportable activity

•  A finished set of reports instead of a pile of raw CSVs

Best fit Medium-to-large Bitcoin traders, multi-platform users, people making sizable purchases, and business owners who want the tax side designed for them rather than assembled at midnight in April.

Learn more: Here 

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