Q: Can I calculate cryptocurrency taxes in the Cosmostation Wallet?

A: No, the Cosmostation Wallet does not provide a feature for calculating cryptocurrency taxes, nor does it offer tax-related consulting. Users must utilize other tools or methods for this purpose.

Q: Where can I check my cryptocurrency transaction history?

A: You can check the transaction IDs (TxID) for chains supported by Cosmostation using the Mintscan block explorer by entering your address. (Excludes some chains) However, this information alone is not sufficient for official tax documentation. You must also include transaction details from exchanges and information on gains and losses, compiling it according to the format required by your country.

Q: How can I find out the taxes incurred from cryptocurrency transactions?

A: Taxes on cryptocurrency transactions vary by the tax laws of the country you reside in. For example, the US imposes taxes on cryptocurrency transactions, while some countries may not impose any. It's important to be aware of and prepare according to your country’s tax laws.

Q: How should I prepare for cryptocurrency tax filing?

A: To prepare for tax filing, you need to accurately record and manage all your transaction details. This includes, if necessary, obtaining annual transaction summaries from exchanges, and providing information such as the date of the transactions, volume, transaction price, and gains or losses.

Q: What should I do if I encounter tax issues?

A: If you encounter tax-related issues, you should immediately consult with a tax professional to resolve any legal issues. Cryptocurrency tax laws can be complex, so it is advisable to seek expert advice.

Q: Can I request tax-related documents from an exchange?

A: Yes, most centralized exchanges can provide documents related to transaction histories required for tax reporting. If you encounter any issues, contact the customer support team of the exchange to request the necessary documents.

Q: What information should I provide to a tax professional?

A: When consulting with a tax professional, provide detailed information including your blockchain addresses, held cryptocurrencies, transaction history, gains, losses, and relevant transaction IDs (TxID). This information is necessary for tax planning and reporting.