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Do I need to pay taxes when using Swissborg?
This depends on the country you pay taxes in. For a better answer please see your country crypto tax guide on our blog. Check whether your country requires you to pay taxes on crypto to crypto trades or interest received. In most countries, they are taxable events.
How to export your Swissborg transaction history
| Transaction type | File Import |
|---|---|
| Withdrawals | |
| Deposits | |
| Trades | |
| Trading Fees | |
| Interest Received | |
| Staking Rewards |
File import
You can import transactions into Divly by downloading and importing a XLSX file. Make sure to download the XSLX file every time you want to include the latest transactions.
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Sign in to Swissborg.
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Go to the Profile section and select Account Statement.
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Fill in the Start Date and End Date so that it covers your entire transaction history.
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Click on the button Excel File to download the XLSX file that contains all your crypto transactions.
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Drag and drop the XLSX file to where it says Upload CSV. Divly will import the transactions.''
Swissborg transaction types
If you have utilized Swissborg for cryptocurrency trading, then you will likely have made deposits, withdrawals, trades, as well as earned yield. There are no other transaction types that we are aware of that are possible to be made via Swissborg at the time of writing.
When accounting for your trades, it's good practice to utilize the fees to lower your taxes. If you use a service like Divly, this will be handled automatically. Divly can read and import both withdrawal fees and trading fees from Swissborg, as well as ensure they are automatically accounted for in the tax calculations.
When accounting for Yield Earnings in Swissborg, make sure to convert the value of the interest in your local currency. Ensure you do this conversion based on the exchange rates on the day you received the interest. Many countries require you to sum up all the interest earned throughout the year. If you are using Divly, earnings are automatically labelled as Interest Received and summed up in your tax report.
If you do encounter any issues with calculating your Swissborg taxes, feel free to contact our support team which is available via the online chat on the bottom right hand corner of our website. Good luck!
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