- The amounts for your Hungarian tax return, ready to copy
- Your losing years count; swaps and small sales stay untaxed
- In Hungarian, wherever your crypto is
- An expert or your own accountant can check before you file, if you like
Best crypto tax software for Hungary (2026)
Divly, Koinly and CoinTracking compared on the things that decide a Hungarian return: whether you get the amounts the tax return asks for, whether your losing years count and swaps and small sales stay untaxed, whether it works in Hungarian, and whether someone can check before you file. Short version: filing in Hungary, start with Divly.
Which one is for you?

All three bring in your exchanges and wallets. They differ in whether they count your year the way Hungary does and give you the amounts for the return. We ran a test portfolio through CoinTracking; for Koinly we go by what Koinly says itself.
- Many platforms or less common blockchains
- You are fine in English
- A general report in English is enough for you
- You work out the Hungarian amounts yourself or with an accountant
- You want to follow your portfolio all year
- A long history across many exchanges
- Every tax year on one licence
- You work out the Hungarian tax yourself
Five things that decide a Hungarian return.

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| Criterion | Divly | Koinly | CoinTracking |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who it is for | For you if you want the amounts for your Hungarian tax return worked out for you, in Hungarian, wherever your crypto is | For you if you use many platforms or less common blockchains, are fine in English, and work out the Hungarian amounts yourself or with an accountant | For you if you want to follow your portfolio all year, have a long history across many exchanges, and work out the Hungarian tax yourself |
| Works in Hungarian | Yes: app, report and guides | No: app and report in English | No: the app has other languages but not Hungarian; report in English |
| Support | Chat support in Hungarian | Human support in English only | English and German, Monday to Friday |
| Report for the szja return | A Hungarian report whose summary page gives Ăgyleti nyeresĂ©g (the year's profit), AdĂł (15%) and Ăgyleti vesztesĂ©g (the year's loss) in forint, each with its row of the return (row 164 on the 2025 and 2026 reports) | No report for Hungary: a general report in English; Koinly says it has not verified the Hungarian tax rules | Hungary is not one of its countries with a report of their own; in our test the general report in English gave no Hungarian tax amount |
| How the year is counted | As Hungarian law does: what you received for crypto in the year minus what you spent on crypto in the year, so a year with purchases only ends in a loss; no cost-basis method to choose | A gain or loss for each coin you sell (FIFO, LIFO, HIFO or average cost); in February 2025 its staff told a user asking about the Hungarian tax that Koinly does not apply the 15 % tax | A gain or loss for each coin you sell, with a choice of methods (FIFO, LIFO, HIFO and others); in our test a year with purchases only showed nothing |
| Swaps between coins | Not taxed, swaps into stablecoins included; nothing to switch on | A setting decides it; Koinly's help centre says swaps are taxed in almost every country and to keep the setting on | Counted as sales in our test |
| Small sales | Left out when the rule allows: at most 32 280 Ft per sale and 322 800 Ft in the year for 2026; the report says how many were left out | We found no Hungarian small-sale rule in its help centre | Not applied: every small sale counted in our test |
| The loss credit (adĂłkiegyenlĂtĂ©s) | Worked out for tax years 2025 and 2026 from your earlier years, with fields for what you actually declared; the unused loss is carried to the next year | Losses from earlier years are not included in its report | In our test each year's gain or loss only: no credit and no record of unused losses |
| Expert help | Peace of Mind, from 32 990 Ft: an expert checks every transaction of the year and sends a written report, in Hungarian. Full Service, from 179 990 Ft: a dedicated expert handles it with you, with calls in English. Or invite your own accountant. Peace of Mind · Full Service | An expert review of your imports (completeness, balances, tags); no tax advice | Full Service, done for you, in 30+ countries, from âŹ999 |
| Pricing | Per tax year, in forint, counting that year's transactions: 9 990 Ft (100), 24 990 Ft (1 000), 49 990 Ft (10 000), 99 990 Ft (100 000); free to import and check | Per tax year, in US dollars or euros: 49 (100 transactions), 99 (1 000), 199 (3 000), from 299 (10 000 and more); a report download needs a plan for that year | Per year of licence, counting every transaction you have ever made: âŹ39 (200), âŹ129 (3 500), âŹ219 to âŹ389 (20 000 to 100 000), âŹ769 (unlimited); two-year and lifetime terms too; tax reports need a paid plan |
Three differences you will feel at filing time.
The amounts for your tax return, ready to copy
Divly's report gives you the year's profit and the tax on it, or the year's loss, in forint and in Hungarian. Koinly and CoinTracking give a general report in English, without the amounts the Hungarian return asks for.
A year you only bought still counts
In Hungary such a year ends in a loss, and a loss you declare can take 15 % of itself off your crypto tax in a later year. Divly shows the loss and carries it from year to year; in our test CoinTracking showed nothing for a year with purchases only.
No tax on what Hungary leaves alone
Swapping one coin for another is not taxed, and small sales can stay out of the count. Divly applies both for you; in our test CoinTracking counted the swaps and every small sale, and Koinly says it has not verified the Hungarian rules.
Four steps from your exchanges to NAV.
Add every exchange and wallet to Divly
Revolut and Binance included, and wallets you only used for transfers. Bring in earlier years too: a year you only bought matters.
Divly works out your year
What you received for crypto against what you spent on it in the year, with swaps left out, small sales left out when the rule allows, and transfers between your own wallets matched.
Enter the amounts in your tax return
The year's profit and the 15 % tax, or the year's loss, plus the loss credit if you have earlier losses. Crypto is not pre-filled in NAV's draft, so you add it yourself.
File and pay by 20 May
For tax year 2026, file your return and pay the tax by 20 May 2027.
What people say after filing with Divly.
"This is my third time using Divly for my crypto taxes, and they continue to impress. Everything was handled with precision and clarity. Their customer support is honestly next level. Quick responses, clear answers, and they go above and beyond to help."
"Great customer service, I can recommend Divly for all crypto people, I wouldn't be able to declare without them."
"I recently required a comprehensive account review of my historic cryptocurrency transactions (2018â2022) to ensure full accuracy for official tax documentation. The team at Divly provided absolute top-tier support."
"I had about 400 transactions in 2025 and no idea how to declare them. I got very good and fast help with my return, and the site is very user-friendly and clear."
"It went really well, even though it was definitely not an easy job. The data had to be dug up from several years, several exchanges and wallets."
"Fast service. The personal service worked well too. The documents I needed were easy to download."
Quick answers.
Which crypto tax software is best for Hungary?
For a Hungarian return, Divly is the straightforward choice if you want the amounts for your Hungarian tax return worked out for you, in Hungarian, wherever your crypto is. Koinly is for you if you use many platforms or less common blockchains, are fine in English, and work out the Hungarian amounts yourself or with an accountant. CoinTracking is for you if you want to follow your portfolio all year, have a long history across many exchanges, and work out the Hungarian tax yourself.
What do I enter in the szja return for crypto?
The year's profit from crypto (ĂŒgyleti nyeresĂ©g) and the 15 % tax on it, or the year's loss (ĂŒgyleti vesztesĂ©g). On the return for tax year 2025 (25SZJA) they go in row 164: a loss in column a, the profit in column e, the tax in column f. Divly's report gives each amount in forint with its row, ready to copy; NAV has not published the form for 2026 yet, so check the row numbers when it does.
I only bought crypto this year: do I declare anything?
Yes, if you want the year to count. In Hungary a year in which you spent more on crypto than you received ends in a loss, even if you sold nothing, and a loss counts later only if you showed it in the return of the year it arose. A declared loss can lower your crypto tax in a later year, within the limit the law sets (the loss credit, adĂłkiegyenlĂtĂ©s). Divly shows the loss of each year and carries the unused part forward.
Are swaps between coins taxed in Hungary?
No. Hungary taxes the money you receive for crypto in the year against the money you spend on crypto in the year, so swapping one coin for another adds nothing to either side. Divly leaves swaps out of the count, swaps into stablecoins included.
Which small sales stay out of the count?
A sale worth at most 10 % of the monthly minimum wage stays out of your revenue, as long as you made no other such sale that day and the year's small sales together stay within the monthly minimum wage. For 2026 that is 32 280 Ft per sale and 322 800 Ft in the year. Divly applies the rule for you, one sale of the same coin per day, and the report says how many sales it left out.
Revolut sold my crypto in December 2025: which year is that?
2025. Revolut stopped its crypto service for Hungarian customers in December 2025 and sold what was left on the accounts, and money received for crypto in 2025 belongs in the return for 2025. Divly imports your Revolut statement and counts the sale in that year.
Exchanges report to NAV from 2026: do I still file?
Yes. From 1 January 2026 crypto service providers report their users' transactions to the tax authority (DAC8), and NAV receives the first data in 2027. That does not replace your return: crypto is not pre-filled in NAV's draft, so you still file your own.
Which years does Divly cover?
Tax years 2022 to 2026, each with its own small-sale limits; the loss credit is on the 2025 and 2026 reports. Earlier years are not covered. You pay per tax year for the report you want.
- NAV: the taxation of income from crypto transactions, the completion guide to the 25SZJA return (row 164, the loss credit) and the minimum wage table behind the small-sale limits.
- The Personal Income Tax Act (1995. évi CXVII. törvény), section 67/C: the yearly result, small sales and the loss credit.
- Koinly: pricing, help centre (reports, settings, support, expert review) and community forum, read in October and November 2026; its notice about Hungary, read in a Koinly account on 11 November 2026.
- CoinTracking: pricing, help centre (tax reports, support), Full Service page, read in October and November 2026; our own test portfolio, 10 November 2026.
- Trustpilot reviews of Divly (last 12 months).
Filing in Hungary? Start with Divly.
Import everything for free, check the figures, and pay per tax year in forint only when you want the report. If you would rather have an expert check your account first, Peace of Mind (in Hungarian) and Full Service are available from inside your account.
