I'm experimenting with a variety of crypto tax software solutions and I've spent several hours trying to get my coinbase imports to reconcile to the current balance that I have in coinbase. Your auto-import of deposits/withdrawals is a premium feature, but without understanding how well it works I'm hesitant to purchase. Is it possible for you to temporarily provide this feature so I can trial it? (feel free to disable the ability for me to create any reports, etc)

Hello, I'm trying to use your software to calculate the cost-basis for my capital gains back to 2013. I've started with Coinbase because I figure if I can input all deposits, withdrawals, buys and sells, and it ultimately matches up to my current balance in coinbase, then I prove to myself I at least have a basic understanding of how this works and then I'll slowly start adding the other exchanges one by one. (if you have a better idea of how to go about tackling this gigantic problem, i'm all ears)

So i started by following the instructions and downloading the "buys, sells and merchant payouts" report for each individual account - all history. I've uploaded each of them into your system. It seems to work fine.

Then I tried to determine how to manually enter all sends/receives (aka withdrawals/deposits). After playing with a few of the coinbase reports, it seems as if "Transaction history for taxes" was the one most relevant. It shows a long list of all sends/receives across all accounts and currencies. So, starting in chronological order, I begin manually entering these as "General deposit" for the receives and "General withdrawals" for sends.

About 1/4 of the way through manually entering these, I noticed that in early 2014 I made a "Send" of nearly 30 BTC. It seemed like a rather high number so I manually went back to try and determine if I would have even had this much in the account at that time - and I wouldn't have. Therefore it leads me to believe that i'm missing something somewhere. Can you please help?

On an additional note, in the event that i get too frustrated trying to do this myself, is there a service somewhere where I can safely provide the csv files and have somebody else do this work for me?

Im currently using Kraken which allows 5x.

bitfinex only allows 3.3x

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I can pay with paypal, credit card, bank transfer or cash (if you're in berlin). I've never made a trade via this forum so I'm wary and would appreciate some advice on how to do this safely (i.e. using escrow, etc.)

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I'm assuming that the withdrawal fields that I see to withdraw my coin from mintpal are not operating correctly? (given that I've tried it multiple times and it doesn't work)

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