How do I connect my CoinFalcon account to CoinTracker?
To add your CoinFalcon transactions to CoinTracker:
Download the CSV export of your transactions from CoinFalcon
Import your CSV export to CoinTracker here
How are CoinFalcon transactions taxed?
All CoinFalcon crypto transactions are taxable events under most jurisdictions.
Capital gains tax: You owe taxes when you sell, trade, or convert crypto assets. The taxable amount equals the difference between your purchase cost (cost basis) and sale price.
Income tax: Applies if you earn crypto through airdrops, referrals, or promotional rewards. The fair market value of the tokens when received counts as taxable income.
CoinTracker automatically categorizes CoinFalcon transactions and applies the correct cost-basis method (FIFO, LIFO, or Average Cost) for your region.
Do I have to pay taxes on CoinFalcon?
Yes. Even though CoinFalcon is based in the UK, its users must report crypto gains and income under their local tax laws. You must declare:
Crypto-to-crypto trades (e.g., BTC/ETH, ETH/USDT)
Sales of crypto for fiat (GBP, EUR)
Earnings from staking, airdrops, or promotions
CoinTracker imports all your CoinFalcon transaction data and automatically calculates your total taxable gains and income for the year.
Does CoinFalcon provide tax documents?
Yes — partially. CoinFalcon provides trade history, deposit, and withdrawal exports, but it does not issue formal tax documents such as Form 1099-B or UK Capital Gains Statements.
You can upload your CoinFalcon CSVs to CoinTracker, which converts them into detailed tax-ready summaries.
How to get your CoinFalcon tax documents
Log in to your CoinFalcon account.
Go to Dashboard → Reports → Trade History.
Select your date range or tax year.
Click Export CSV to download your trading and transfer history.
Upload the file to CoinTracker, or connect your account via API (if available).
When does CoinFalcon issue Form 1099-MISC, 1099-B, or UK equivalents?
CoinFalcon does not issue U.S. tax forms like 1099-MISC, 1099-B, or 1099-DA.
As a UK-based exchange, CoinFalcon complies with HMRC recordkeeping guidelines, and users are responsible for calculating and reporting their crypto taxes.
CoinTracker provides capital gains, income summaries, and HMRC-compliant reports ready for self-assessment filing.
Why aren't my CoinFalcon documents accurate?
Your CoinFalcon export might appear incomplete if:
You only downloaded trade data without deposit/withdrawal records.
You used multiple wallets connected to CoinFalcon that weren't included in your CSV.
You earned staking or airdrop rewards outside CoinFalcon that affect cost basis.
CoinTracker reconciles all your CoinFalcon and wallet data to ensure your final tax report is complete and accurate.
Does CoinFalcon automatically deduct taxes?
No. CoinFalcon does not withhold or remit taxes for users.
You are responsible for calculating and paying any taxes due in your jurisdiction.
CoinTracker simplifies this process by automatically computing your realized gains, income, and tax liability.
Does CoinFalcon report to tax authorities?
Yes — potentially. CoinFalcon is subject to UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) oversight and EU AMLD5 regulations.
It may share customer transaction data with the HMRC or EU tax authorities as part of anti-money laundering (AML) or DAC8 data-sharing agreements.
CoinTracker ensures your reports align with these disclosures to stay compliant.
Does CoinFalcon provide financial or end-of-year statements?
Yes. You can download account summaries and trading history reports at any time.
Import these into CoinTracker to automatically generate your year-end capital gains, income, and portfolio performance summaries.