1. Dates

Check that each buy, sell, swap, and staking receipt has the right date. Discount treatment and income timing both depend on this.

2. AUD values

Check that every disposal and reward has a defendable AUD value at the time of the event.

3. Fees

Track fees in AUD separately rather than burying them inside rough totals.

4. Event labels

Know whether the event was a buy, a sale, a swap, or staking income. Wrong labels produce clean-looking wrong answers.

5. Outgoing and incoming assets

For swaps, make sure both sides are recorded. The outgoing asset drives the disposal and the incoming asset becomes a new parcel.

6. Scope check

If your year includes DeFi, NFTs, or entity tax questions, use the coverage page before relying on this estimator.

Tax Accuracy & Sources

Reviewed: March 2026 · Tax year: 2025-26

General information about crypto tax in Australia for individual investors. Not tax advice.