What is cryptocurrency tax in India?

Cryptocurrency tax in India refers to the tax levied on profits made from trading, investing, or selling digital assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc. It is subject to a 30% tax on gains under Section 115BBH from April 1, 2022.

How can I calculate tax on my crypto transactions?

You can calculate tax on your crypto transactions by uploading a CSV file containing your trade history to our FileBob Crypto Tax Portal. The system will automatically calculate gains or losses and generate a report.

What format should my CSV file be in?

Your CSV file must contain the following columns: Date (DD-MM-YY), Type (Buy/Sell), Amount, Currency (e.g., BTC, ETH), and Price in INR.

Is crypto tax filing mandatory in India?

Yes, any income from crypto transactions must be reported and taxed as per Indian tax laws. Non-compliance may attract penalties or legal action by tax authorities.

Can NRIs or foreigners use this portal?

Yes, NRIs and foreign users with crypto trades taxable under Indian law can also use FileBob’s crypto tax service to file returns.

Cryptocurrency Taxation Portal

Follow the instructions below to upload a valid CSV file for cryptocurrency tax calculation:

The CSV file must have the following columns: Date, Type, Amount, Currency, Price.
Date: Format DD-MM-YY.
Type: Buy or Sell.
Amount: Quantity of crypto units.
Currency: e.g., BTC, ETH.
Price: Price in INR per unit.
Ensure the file extension is .csv.

Need help with formatting? Download Sample CSV.

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