Your crypto taxes.
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PrivateACB Dashboard for Canadian 2024 tax year β€” $100.96 estimated tax liability, $576.94 net capital gain, Tax-Year Bridge graph showing realized vs cost basis ($70,695.45), and asset composition treemap (BTC 75%, SOL 23%)
Jurisdictions Canada (CRA) · United States (IRS) · Australia (ATO) · United Kingdom (HMRC)
Encryption AES-256 · SQLCipher
Scale 100,000+ transactions
Pricing One-time purchase from $39 USD
Trial 30 days free · Full features · No card
Platform Windows 10/11 desktop application

Frequently asked questions

Is PrivateACB free?

PrivateACB has a 30-day free trial with full features β€” no account, no email, no credit card. After the trial, it's a one-time purchase from $39 USD. No subscription.

Does PrivateACB upload my data?

No. All calculations run locally on your machine, and your transactions are stored in an AES-256 encrypted database that never leaves your computer. There are no accounts, no cloud, and no telemetry. Only public market data β€” exchange rates and asset prices β€” is fetched over the network.

What exchanges does PrivateACB support?

Any exchange that exports CSV. Built-in import profiles include Coinbase, Kraken, Binance, NDAX, Newton, Shakepay, and Crypto.com, with automatic column detection for other formats.

What countries does PrivateACB support?

Canada (CRA), the United States (IRS), Australia (ATO), and the United Kingdom (HMRC) β€” including ACB, FIFO/LIFO/HIFO lot methods, the 50% CGT discount, and Section 104 pooling.

Do I need to report crypto on my taxes?

In most cases, yes. The CRA, IRS, ATO, and HMRC all treat disposing of crypto β€” selling it, trading one coin for another, or spending it β€” as a taxable event that must be reported as a capital gain or loss.