This article applies to US customers only.
Note: TurboTax currently limits imports to 1,000 capital gain/loss transactions. If your account exceeds this limit, the import may fail. While we're working with TurboTax to increase this limitation, you can follow the steps outlined in this article to add your tax data, or use one of the other filing options on our tax page.
Getting started
Do I need to pay for CoinTracker?
CoinTracker offers a free plan for basic portfolio tracking, but a paid plan is required for integration with TurboTax. Learn more about CoinTracker plans and pricing.
Why do I need CoinTracker if TurboTax can connect to my wallets or exchanges?
CoinTracker syncs all your cryptocurrency activities across multiple wallets and exchanges into one place, enabling accurate calculation of your capital gains and losses. This centralized view is not possible directly through TurboTax, especially if you use multiple platforms or engage in advanced crypto activities.
TurboTax offers an option to upload exchanges directly without using CoinTracker. This may work if you only used one exchange for 100% of your cryptocurrency transactions. For customers with multiple wallets/exchanges, CoinTracker will track your cost basis and proceeds even when assets are transferred between your wallets/exchanges.
If you have ever done any of the following, then using TurboTax to file your crypto transactions without CoinTracker can result in an incorrect tax filing:
- Used more than one cryptocurrency wallet/exchange
- Mined crypto
- Staked crypto
- Received a forked or airdropped coin
- Participated in an ICO
- Used a DeFi product
- Earned crypto interest
- More advanced crypto trading
Learn more about how cryptocurrency taxes work in our Crypto Tax Guide (2026).
Do I need to connect my other cryptocurrency exchanges to TurboTax as well?
No, if you use CoinTracker with TurboTax, you only need to connect CoinTracker to TurboTax after linking your exchanges and wallets to CoinTracker.
Will CoinTracker work with the TurboTax CD/Desktop version?
The .txf import used by the TurboTax CD/Desktop version is based on an older file standard that no longer aligns with current tax reporting requirements. As a result, TurboTax no longer supports reliable .txf imports for cryptocurrency tax data, and CoinTracker does not offer .txf exports.
If you’d like to see improved compatibility with TurboTax Desktop, you can upvote and comment on our public feature request to help signal demand for updated support. In the meantime, you can still file by manually entering your tax data by following this guide.
How does CoinTracker ensure the security of my data?
CoinTracker prioritizes security with read-only exchange integrations and undergoes rigorous annual security audits. We ensure your data remains secure and inaccessible to unauthorized parties.
Learn more about how wallet syncing with an API key works.
Entering your crypto data
Do I need to enter my crypto income in TurboTax?
Yes, all cryptocurrency income must be reported in TurboTax. You must manually enter this information instead of using the integration. Follow our TurboTax income entry guide to submit your crypto income in TurboTax.
What should I do if I'm asked for an EIN on my 1099-MISC in TurboTax?
This can happen if certain questions are responded to with yes during the 1099-MISC flow in TurboTax or if your 1099-MISC was automatically created.
You should delete the 1099-MISC form and manually enter your income as outlined in our CoinTracker and TurboTax income entry guide.
Why are the capital gains and taxable income numbers slightly different in TurboTax compared to CoinTracker?
CoinTracker rounds up amounts less than $0.01 and excludes transactions where both cost basis and proceeds are less than $0.01. TurboTax may display slightly different values due to how it handles small numbers, but this discrepancy should not affect your tax return, as IRS rounding rules apply.
Why don't the transaction counts in CoinTracker match what gets imported to TurboTax?
CoinTracker only reports transactions that result in a gain, loss, or taxable income, and excludes transactions under $0.01. TurboTax may show fewer transactions due to its handling limitations for small amounts.
If there are more transactions in TurboTax than CoinTracker, it’s because TurboTax counts each individual lot that makes up a sale as a separate transaction. A lot represents a single transaction or group of cryptocurrency units treated as one for tax purposes.
Troubleshoot TurboTax error codes
Error 590, 358, or 402
You're receiving these errors because:
- You haven't purchased a CoinTracker plan
- The plan you have does not support the number of transactions, so you need to upgrade your plan
You can purchase a CoinTracker plan and then try importing again.
Error 907
You’re receiving this error for one of the following reasons:
- You may not have any capital gains for the tax year. You can see if you have taxable gains in your Taxes page. You should still enter any crypto income, learn how to enter taxable income into TurboTax.
- Your cost basis is still being calculated in CoinTracker. Check the status icon: if it’s loading, the calculation is in progress. A checkmark means the cost basis is updated, and you’re ready to upload to TurboTax.
Error 5000, or Couldn't auto-fill your return
You're receiving this error because:
- You have a high number of capital gain/loss transactions, surpassing TurboTax's limit of 1,000 transactions.
- To continue adding your tax data to TurboTax, follow the steps outlined in this guide here.
If you run into any issues, please don't hesitate to reach out to our support team for help.