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AI Summary

  • KoinX offers two types of reports: universal reports (available to everyone) and country-specific reports (customised for your jurisdiction)
  • Your country setting in Tax Settings determines which country-specific reports appear
  • One plan upgrade unlocks all reports for the selected financial year, no extra payment per report, unlimited downloads, and you can regenerate reports whenever you update your transactions
  • Universal reports include: Transaction History, Income Summary, Buy-Sell, Beginning of Year Balance, End of Year Balance, Tax Filing Data
  • Country-specific reports include: Complete Tax Report, Schedule VDA (India), Form 8949 (USA), and more
You’ve connected your exchanges, synced your wallets, and cleaned up your transactions. Now comes the part that actually matters for tax season: getting the right reports. KoinX generates multiple tax reports, some universal and some country-specific, and knowing which one you need can save you hours of confusion.

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How Reports Are Organised in KoinX

When you go to Tax Reports in the sidebar, you will see a list of available reports in two categories.

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Universal Reports

Available to all users regardless of country setting.

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Country-Specific Reports

Customised based on your country setting in Tax Settings.
Not seeing the reports for your country? Go to Tax Settings and confirm your country is set correctly. KoinX uses this to determine which reports to show you.

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Universal vs Country-Specific: What Is the Difference?

Universal reports provide structured records and summaries of your crypto activity. They help you review transactions, balances, income, expenses, and tax-related data without applying country-specific filing formats. Your CA can use these for verification, reconciliation, and detailed review. Country-specific reports apply local tax logic and reporting formats based on your selected country. For example, the Complete Tax Report for India applies Indian tax treatment under Section 115BBH, while USA reports are structured for Form 8949 and TurboTax import. These are designed to support your actual filing process.
If your country is not specifically supported, you will see the Default Complete Tax Report. This is a general capital gains report. Share it with your local CA and they can interpret it for your country’s rules.

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What Happens When You Upgrade Your Plan?

You do not pay per report. When you upgrade your KoinX plan for a financial year:
  • All reports are unlocked, both universal and country-specific
  • Unlimited downloads, download the same report as many times as needed
  • Unlimited regeneration, edit your transactions, fix an error, and regenerate at no extra charge
  • Permanent access, your generated reports remain accessible for that financial year
The only time you need to purchase again is when generating reports for a different financial year. Each year requires its own plan.
Before upgrading, you can preview sample reports to see exactly what you will get. Look for the “Sample Report” link under each report type on the Tax Reports page.

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Which Report Do I Actually Need?

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Frequently Asked Questions

No. Most users only need the Complete Tax Report for their country. The other reports are supplementary. Download them if your CA requests specific data, if you are importing into a filing tool like ClearTax, or if you want detailed records for your own reference.
KoinX shows different reports based on your country setting in Tax Settings. If you are in India and a friend is in the USA, you will see different country-specific reports. Universal reports are the same for everyone.
One payment unlocks all reports for the selected financial year. You do not pay separately for each report.
Yes. On the Tax Reports page, look for the “Sample Report” link under each report type. This shows the format and structure before you upgrade.
You will see the Default Complete Tax Report, which provides a general capital gains calculation. Share this with your local CA and they can interpret it according to your country’s tax rules.
Last modified on March 13, 2026