Which crypto tax tool actually works for an Irish capital gains tax return — and which one is right for you. We check every tool against what Revenue asks for: FIFO across all your wallets, the €1,270 exemption after losses, the tax due for each of the two payment periods (15 December and 31 January), the 2026 cut from 33 % to 31 % on 7 October, and the figures for Form CG1 or Form 11. No tool was tested with an Irish portfolio: every score comes from the tool’s own documentation, and where that is indirect we say so. Set your transaction count and the exchanges you use below and the ranking re-sorts for your situation.
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| # | Tool | IE rules/50 | Platforms/25 | Import/10 | Price€ | Price/10 | Ease/5 | Total/100 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  KoinlyOne-time paymentUSD list prices | 24 | 25 | 10 | — | 6 | 3 | 68 | |
| 2 |  CoinLedgerOne-time paymentUSD list prices | 23 | 25 | 10 | — | 6 | 3 | 67 | |
| 3 |  CoinpandaOne-time paymentUSD list prices | 24 | 25 | 5 | — | 4 | 5 | 63 | |
| 4 |  KryptosOne-time paymentPartly vendor-claimed ⚠USD list pricesFree tier | 22 | 25 | 5 | — | 8 | 3 | 63 | |
| 5 |  SummSubscriptionPartly vendor-claimed ⚠All-time tx pricing | 22 | 20 | 10 | — | 6 | 5 | 63 | |
| 6 |  CoinTrackingOne-time paymentAll-time tx pricing | 19 | 25 | 10 | — | 6 | 1 | 61 | |
| 7 |  CoinTrackerSubscriptionUSD list prices | 16 | 25 | 10 | — | 4 | 5 | 60 | |
| 8 |  WaltioSubscription | 13 | 25 | 10 | — | 5 | 4 | 57 | |
| 9 |  BlockpitOne-time payment | 14 | 25 | 10 | — | 5 | 2 | 56 | |
| 10 |  KoinXOne-time paymentPartly vendor-claimed ⚠ | 16 | 15 | 5 | — | 10 | 3 | 49 | |
| 11 |  AwakenSubscriptionUSD list prices | 12 | 15 | 5 | — | 4 | 2 | 38 |
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Koinly — full Ireland scorecardrank 1 · 68/100▾Koinly · koinly.io · priced per tax year. Integration list: 986 entries imported. Tiers (€): ≤100: €49 · ≤1,000: €99 · ≤3,000: €199 · ≤100,000: €299.
| FIFO across all your wallets Earlier units are sold first (s.580 TCA), and lots keep their purchase date and cost when you move coins between your own wallets, so one queue runs across everything you hold. 5 if FIFO is preset for Ireland; 3 if FIFO must be chosen by hand or only runs per wallet; 0 for HIFO-only, average cost or UK-style pooling. | 5 / 5inferred from documentation |
| Irish profile in euro Ireland can be chosen as the tax country and euro is the base currency, with no short/long-term split. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Swaps and spending are disposals Swapping one coin for another, or paying with crypto, disposes of the coin given up at the euro value of what you receive. A default that treats swaps as tax-free = 0. | 3 / 3from documentation |
| The €1,270 exemption, used after losses and never carried forward One exemption per person, applied only up to the year's net gain, after current-year and brought-forward losses; unused exemption is lost. Carrying it forward, applying it before losses or doubling it for a couple = 0. | 0 / 4inferred from documentation |
| Losses netted in the year, then carried forward without limit Unused losses carry forward and are used before the exemption: a €2,000 gain with €5,000 losses brought forward leaves €3,000 to carry. Dropping the unused loss, or using the exemption first, = 0. | 0 / 4from documentation |
| Gains split by payment period Gains made 1 January – 30 November (tax due 15 December) shown apart from gains made in December (due 31 January). One annual figure = 0. | 0 / 3inferred from documentation |
| The 2026 rate cut: 33 % to 6 October, 31 % from 7 October Each period's 2026 gains split by rate. Taxing all of 2026 at 33 % = 0. How the exemption and losses are shared between the two rates is not scored until Revenue says. | 0 / 3inferred from documentation |
| No 4-week matching for crypto by default The 4-week rule in s.581 covers shares and securities. Plain FIFO as the Irish default, with the tool's Irish treatment stated = 3; plain FIFO but nothing Irish said = 1; 4-week matching applied by default = 0. | 3 / 3from documentation |
| Rewards: income when received, and that value is the cost Staking, mining and airdrops booked at their euro value on receipt, kept as income apart from gains, and used as the cost when sold. A €0-cost default = 0. | 3 / 3inferred from documentation |
| Trading fees in cost and proceeds A purchase fee adds to the cost and a sale fee reduces the proceeds (buy €2,000 + €10, sell €2,500 − €12.50 → gain €477.50). | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Euro at the time of each transaction Every value converted to euro when the transaction happens, with a reasonable price source; no separate currency result. | 1 / 1from documentation |
| Transfers to a spouse or civil partner: no gain A label that moves coins to a spouse or civil partner without booking a gain or loss. | 1 / 1from documentation |
| CG1 / Form 11 figures under the form's names Total consideration, gains, losses, prior-year losses used, personal exemption, net chargeable gain, losses carried forward and the net gain per period and rate category, named as Revenue prints them. Annual totals without the period and rate split = half. | 0 / 4from documentation |
| Tax to pay per period, with the due dates The tax for the initial period (due 15 December) and the later period (due 31 January), ready to pay in myAccount or ROS. | 0 / 2inferred from documentation |
| A disposal computation to attach Per disposal: what was sold, acquisition and disposal dates, consideration in euro, cost, fees and gain or loss, with the matched lots visible. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Crypto income figure for the income-tax return Rewards income as its own figure, with a note on the €5,000 net / €30,000 gross non-PAYE thresholds that decide whether you must file Form 11. | 0 / 1inferred from documentation |
| Irish filing guidance, kept current Guidance naming CGT registration, the CG1 for eForm 12 users, the Form 11 panel and the paper Form 12, 31 October and the ROS conditions, both payment dates and the current rate. Guidance that still applies 33 % after 6 October 2026, or tells every PAYE worker to file a CG1, = 1. | 1 / 2from documentation |
| Gifts: a disposal at market value for the giver A gift to anyone other than a spouse or civil partner is a disposal at its euro market value. A default that treats gifts as non-taxable = 0. | 0 / 2from documentation |
| Lost or worthless coins A label that books the whole loss as a disposal, or a negligible-value claim at the claimed value. | 0 / 1from documentation |
| Joint assessment: losses against your spouse's gains A household view, or a documented way to carry one spouse's losses to the other's gains, with one €1,270 exemption each. | 0 / 1inferred from documentation |
| Reward treatment you can choose Revenue has published no rule for staking, mining or airdrops, so you can choose between income on receipt and a zero-cost acquisition. | 1 / 1from documentation |
CoinLedger — full Ireland scorecardrank 2 · 67/100▾CoinLedger · coinledger.io · priced per tax year. Integration list: 704 entries imported. Tiers (€): ≤100: €45 · ≤1,000: €91 · ≤3,000: €183 · ≤9,999: €276 · unlimited: €459.
| FIFO across all your wallets Earlier units are sold first (s.580 TCA), and lots keep their purchase date and cost when you move coins between your own wallets, so one queue runs across everything you hold. 5 if FIFO is preset for Ireland; 3 if FIFO must be chosen by hand or only runs per wallet; 0 for HIFO-only, average cost or UK-style pooling. | 5 / 5inferred from documentation |
| Irish profile in euro Ireland can be chosen as the tax country and euro is the base currency, with no short/long-term split. | 2 / 2inferred from documentation |
| Swaps and spending are disposals Swapping one coin for another, or paying with crypto, disposes of the coin given up at the euro value of what you receive. A default that treats swaps as tax-free = 0. | 3 / 3from documentation |
| The €1,270 exemption, used after losses and never carried forward One exemption per person, applied only up to the year's net gain, after current-year and brought-forward losses; unused exemption is lost. Carrying it forward, applying it before losses or doubling it for a couple = 0. | 0 / 4inferred from documentation |
| Losses netted in the year, then carried forward without limit Unused losses carry forward and are used before the exemption: a €2,000 gain with €5,000 losses brought forward leaves €3,000 to carry. Dropping the unused loss, or using the exemption first, = 0. | 0 / 4inferred from documentation |
| Gains split by payment period Gains made 1 January – 30 November (tax due 15 December) shown apart from gains made in December (due 31 January). One annual figure = 0. | 0 / 3inferred from documentation |
| The 2026 rate cut: 33 % to 6 October, 31 % from 7 October Each period's 2026 gains split by rate. Taxing all of 2026 at 33 % = 0. How the exemption and losses are shared between the two rates is not scored until Revenue says. | 0 / 3inferred from documentation |
| No 4-week matching for crypto by default The 4-week rule in s.581 covers shares and securities. Plain FIFO as the Irish default, with the tool's Irish treatment stated = 3; plain FIFO but nothing Irish said = 1; 4-week matching applied by default = 0. | 1 / 3inferred from documentation |
| Rewards: income when received, and that value is the cost Staking, mining and airdrops booked at their euro value on receipt, kept as income apart from gains, and used as the cost when sold. A €0-cost default = 0. | 3 / 3from documentation |
| Trading fees in cost and proceeds A purchase fee adds to the cost and a sale fee reduces the proceeds (buy €2,000 + €10, sell €2,500 − €12.50 → gain €477.50). | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Euro at the time of each transaction Every value converted to euro when the transaction happens, with a reasonable price source; no separate currency result. | 1 / 1inferred from documentation |
| Transfers to a spouse or civil partner: no gain A label that moves coins to a spouse or civil partner without booking a gain or loss. | 1 / 1inferred from documentation |
| CG1 / Form 11 figures under the form's names Total consideration, gains, losses, prior-year losses used, personal exemption, net chargeable gain, losses carried forward and the net gain per period and rate category, named as Revenue prints them. Annual totals without the period and rate split = half. | 0 / 4from documentation |
| Tax to pay per period, with the due dates The tax for the initial period (due 15 December) and the later period (due 31 January), ready to pay in myAccount or ROS. | 0 / 2inferred from documentation |
| A disposal computation to attach Per disposal: what was sold, acquisition and disposal dates, consideration in euro, cost, fees and gain or loss, with the matched lots visible. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Crypto income figure for the income-tax return Rewards income as its own figure, with a note on the €5,000 net / €30,000 gross non-PAYE thresholds that decide whether you must file Form 11. | 1 / 1inferred from documentation |
| Irish filing guidance, kept current Guidance naming CGT registration, the CG1 for eForm 12 users, the Form 11 panel and the paper Form 12, 31 October and the ROS conditions, both payment dates and the current rate. Guidance that still applies 33 % after 6 October 2026, or tells every PAYE worker to file a CG1, = 1. | 1 / 2from documentation |
| Gifts: a disposal at market value for the giver A gift to anyone other than a spouse or civil partner is a disposal at its euro market value. A default that treats gifts as non-taxable = 0. | 0 / 2from documentation |
| Lost or worthless coins A label that books the whole loss as a disposal, or a negligible-value claim at the claimed value. | 0 / 1from documentation |
| Joint assessment: losses against your spouse's gains A household view, or a documented way to carry one spouse's losses to the other's gains, with one €1,270 exemption each. | 0 / 1inferred from documentation |
| Reward treatment you can choose Revenue has published no rule for staking, mining or airdrops, so you can choose between income on receipt and a zero-cost acquisition. | 1 / 1from documentation |
Coinpanda — full Ireland scorecardrank 3 · 63/100▾Coinpanda · coinpanda.io · priced per tax year. Integration list: 1,185 entries imported. Tiers (€): ≤100: €73 · ≤1,000: €137 · ≤3,000: €229 · ≤20,000: €358.
| FIFO across all your wallets Earlier units are sold first (s.580 TCA), and lots keep their purchase date and cost when you move coins between your own wallets, so one queue runs across everything you hold. 5 if FIFO is preset for Ireland; 3 if FIFO must be chosen by hand or only runs per wallet; 0 for HIFO-only, average cost or UK-style pooling. | 5 / 5inferred from documentation |
| Irish profile in euro Ireland can be chosen as the tax country and euro is the base currency, with no short/long-term split. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Swaps and spending are disposals Swapping one coin for another, or paying with crypto, disposes of the coin given up at the euro value of what you receive. A default that treats swaps as tax-free = 0. | 3 / 3from documentation |
| The €1,270 exemption, used after losses and never carried forward One exemption per person, applied only up to the year's net gain, after current-year and brought-forward losses; unused exemption is lost. Carrying it forward, applying it before losses or doubling it for a couple = 0. | 0 / 4inferred from documentation |
| Losses netted in the year, then carried forward without limit Unused losses carry forward and are used before the exemption: a €2,000 gain with €5,000 losses brought forward leaves €3,000 to carry. Dropping the unused loss, or using the exemption first, = 0. | 0 / 4inferred from documentation |
| Gains split by payment period Gains made 1 January – 30 November (tax due 15 December) shown apart from gains made in December (due 31 January). One annual figure = 0. | 0 / 3inferred from documentation |
| The 2026 rate cut: 33 % to 6 October, 31 % from 7 October Each period's 2026 gains split by rate. Taxing all of 2026 at 33 % = 0. How the exemption and losses are shared between the two rates is not scored until Revenue says. | 0 / 3inferred from documentation |
| No 4-week matching for crypto by default The 4-week rule in s.581 covers shares and securities. Plain FIFO as the Irish default, with the tool's Irish treatment stated = 3; plain FIFO but nothing Irish said = 1; 4-week matching applied by default = 0. | 3 / 3inferred from documentation |
| Rewards: income when received, and that value is the cost Staking, mining and airdrops booked at their euro value on receipt, kept as income apart from gains, and used as the cost when sold. A €0-cost default = 0. | 3 / 3from documentation |
| Trading fees in cost and proceeds A purchase fee adds to the cost and a sale fee reduces the proceeds (buy €2,000 + €10, sell €2,500 − €12.50 → gain €477.50). | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Euro at the time of each transaction Every value converted to euro when the transaction happens, with a reasonable price source; no separate currency result. | 1 / 1from documentation |
| Transfers to a spouse or civil partner: no gain A label that moves coins to a spouse or civil partner without booking a gain or loss. | 0 / 1inferred from documentation |
| CG1 / Form 11 figures under the form's names Total consideration, gains, losses, prior-year losses used, personal exemption, net chargeable gain, losses carried forward and the net gain per period and rate category, named as Revenue prints them. Annual totals without the period and rate split = half. | 0 / 4from documentation |
| Tax to pay per period, with the due dates The tax for the initial period (due 15 December) and the later period (due 31 January), ready to pay in myAccount or ROS. | 0 / 2inferred from documentation |
| A disposal computation to attach Per disposal: what was sold, acquisition and disposal dates, consideration in euro, cost, fees and gain or loss, with the matched lots visible. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Crypto income figure for the income-tax return Rewards income as its own figure, with a note on the €5,000 net / €30,000 gross non-PAYE thresholds that decide whether you must file Form 11. | 0 / 1inferred from documentation |
| Irish filing guidance, kept current Guidance naming CGT registration, the CG1 for eForm 12 users, the Form 11 panel and the paper Form 12, 31 October and the ROS conditions, both payment dates and the current rate. Guidance that still applies 33 % after 6 October 2026, or tells every PAYE worker to file a CG1, = 1. | 0 / 2from documentation |
| Gifts: a disposal at market value for the giver A gift to anyone other than a spouse or civil partner is a disposal at its euro market value. A default that treats gifts as non-taxable = 0. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Lost or worthless coins A label that books the whole loss as a disposal, or a negligible-value claim at the claimed value. | 0 / 1from documentation |
| Joint assessment: losses against your spouse's gains A household view, or a documented way to carry one spouse's losses to the other's gains, with one €1,270 exemption each. | 0 / 1inferred from documentation |
| Reward treatment you can choose Revenue has published no rule for staking, mining or airdrops, so you can choose between income on receipt and a zero-cost acquisition. | 1 / 1from documentation |
Kryptos — full Ireland scorecardrank 4 · 63/100▾Kryptos · kryptos.io · priced per tax year. No integrations list imported; platform score from the vendor's published count. Tiers (€): ≤300: €36 · ≤1,000: €82 · ≤3,000: €128 · ≤10,000: €238 · ≤30,000: €422 · ≤50,000: €634 · ≤100,000: €910.
| FIFO across all your wallets Earlier units are sold first (s.580 TCA), and lots keep their purchase date and cost when you move coins between your own wallets, so one queue runs across everything you hold. 5 if FIFO is preset for Ireland; 3 if FIFO must be chosen by hand or only runs per wallet; 0 for HIFO-only, average cost or UK-style pooling. | 3 / 5inferred from documentation |
| Irish profile in euro Ireland can be chosen as the tax country and euro is the base currency, with no short/long-term split. | 2 / 2inferred from documentation |
| Swaps and spending are disposals Swapping one coin for another, or paying with crypto, disposes of the coin given up at the euro value of what you receive. A default that treats swaps as tax-free = 0. | 3 / 3inferred from documentation |
| The €1,270 exemption, used after losses and never carried forward One exemption per person, applied only up to the year's net gain, after current-year and brought-forward losses; unused exemption is lost. Carrying it forward, applying it before losses or doubling it for a couple = 0. | 2 / 4inferred from documentation |
| Losses netted in the year, then carried forward without limit Unused losses carry forward and are used before the exemption: a €2,000 gain with €5,000 losses brought forward leaves €3,000 to carry. Dropping the unused loss, or using the exemption first, = 0. | 0 / 4not tested |
| Gains split by payment period Gains made 1 January – 30 November (tax due 15 December) shown apart from gains made in December (due 31 January). One annual figure = 0. | 3 / 3inferred from documentation |
| The 2026 rate cut: 33 % to 6 October, 31 % from 7 October Each period's 2026 gains split by rate. Taxing all of 2026 at 33 % = 0. How the exemption and losses are shared between the two rates is not scored until Revenue says. | 0 / 3inferred from documentation |
| No 4-week matching for crypto by default The 4-week rule in s.581 covers shares and securities. Plain FIFO as the Irish default, with the tool's Irish treatment stated = 3; plain FIFO but nothing Irish said = 1; 4-week matching applied by default = 0. | 0 / 3from documentation |
| Rewards: income when received, and that value is the cost Staking, mining and airdrops booked at their euro value on receipt, kept as income apart from gains, and used as the cost when sold. A €0-cost default = 0. | 3 / 3inferred from documentation |
| Trading fees in cost and proceeds A purchase fee adds to the cost and a sale fee reduces the proceeds (buy €2,000 + €10, sell €2,500 − €12.50 → gain €477.50). | 0 / 2not tested |
| Euro at the time of each transaction Every value converted to euro when the transaction happens, with a reasonable price source; no separate currency result. | 1 / 1inferred from documentation |
| Transfers to a spouse or civil partner: no gain A label that moves coins to a spouse or civil partner without booking a gain or loss. | 0 / 1not tested |
| CG1 / Form 11 figures under the form's names Total consideration, gains, losses, prior-year losses used, personal exemption, net chargeable gain, losses carried forward and the net gain per period and rate category, named as Revenue prints them. Annual totals without the period and rate split = half. | 2 / 4inferred from documentation |
| Tax to pay per period, with the due dates The tax for the initial period (due 15 December) and the later period (due 31 January), ready to pay in myAccount or ROS. | 0 / 2inferred from documentation |
| A disposal computation to attach Per disposal: what was sold, acquisition and disposal dates, consideration in euro, cost, fees and gain or loss, with the matched lots visible. | 2 / 2inferred from documentation |
| Crypto income figure for the income-tax return Rewards income as its own figure, with a note on the €5,000 net / €30,000 gross non-PAYE thresholds that decide whether you must file Form 11. | 0 / 1not tested |
| Irish filing guidance, kept current Guidance naming CGT registration, the CG1 for eForm 12 users, the Form 11 panel and the paper Form 12, 31 October and the ROS conditions, both payment dates and the current rate. Guidance that still applies 33 % after 6 October 2026, or tells every PAYE worker to file a CG1, = 1. | 1 / 2from documentation |
| Gifts: a disposal at market value for the giver A gift to anyone other than a spouse or civil partner is a disposal at its euro market value. A default that treats gifts as non-taxable = 0. | 0 / 2not tested |
| Lost or worthless coins A label that books the whole loss as a disposal, or a negligible-value claim at the claimed value. | 0 / 1not tested |
| Joint assessment: losses against your spouse's gains A household view, or a documented way to carry one spouse's losses to the other's gains, with one €1,270 exemption each. | 0 / 1not tested |
| Reward treatment you can choose Revenue has published no rule for staking, mining or airdrops, so you can choose between income on receipt and a zero-cost acquisition. | 0 / 1not tested |
Summ — full Ireland scorecardrank 5 · 63/100▾Summ · summ.com · subscription. Integration list: 3,512 entries imported. Tiers (€): ≤100: €49 · ≤1,000: €99 · ≤10,000: €249 · ≤100,000: €499.
| FIFO across all your wallets Earlier units are sold first (s.580 TCA), and lots keep their purchase date and cost when you move coins between your own wallets, so one queue runs across everything you hold. 5 if FIFO is preset for Ireland; 3 if FIFO must be chosen by hand or only runs per wallet; 0 for HIFO-only, average cost or UK-style pooling. | 5 / 5inferred from documentation |
| Irish profile in euro Ireland can be chosen as the tax country and euro is the base currency, with no short/long-term split. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Swaps and spending are disposals Swapping one coin for another, or paying with crypto, disposes of the coin given up at the euro value of what you receive. A default that treats swaps as tax-free = 0. | 3 / 3inferred from documentation |
| The €1,270 exemption, used after losses and never carried forward One exemption per person, applied only up to the year's net gain, after current-year and brought-forward losses; unused exemption is lost. Carrying it forward, applying it before losses or doubling it for a couple = 0. | 0 / 4inferred from documentation |
| Losses netted in the year, then carried forward without limit Unused losses carry forward and are used before the exemption: a €2,000 gain with €5,000 losses brought forward leaves €3,000 to carry. Dropping the unused loss, or using the exemption first, = 0. | 0 / 4inferred from documentation |
| Gains split by payment period Gains made 1 January – 30 November (tax due 15 December) shown apart from gains made in December (due 31 January). One annual figure = 0. | 0 / 3inferred from documentation |
| The 2026 rate cut: 33 % to 6 October, 31 % from 7 October Each period's 2026 gains split by rate. Taxing all of 2026 at 33 % = 0. How the exemption and losses are shared between the two rates is not scored until Revenue says. | 0 / 3inferred from documentation |
| No 4-week matching for crypto by default The 4-week rule in s.581 covers shares and securities. Plain FIFO as the Irish default, with the tool's Irish treatment stated = 3; plain FIFO but nothing Irish said = 1; 4-week matching applied by default = 0. | 1 / 3inferred from documentation |
| Rewards: income when received, and that value is the cost Staking, mining and airdrops booked at their euro value on receipt, kept as income apart from gains, and used as the cost when sold. A €0-cost default = 0. | 3 / 3inferred from documentation |
| Trading fees in cost and proceeds A purchase fee adds to the cost and a sale fee reduces the proceeds (buy €2,000 + €10, sell €2,500 − €12.50 → gain €477.50). | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Euro at the time of each transaction Every value converted to euro when the transaction happens, with a reasonable price source; no separate currency result. | 1 / 1from documentation |
| Transfers to a spouse or civil partner: no gain A label that moves coins to a spouse or civil partner without booking a gain or loss. | 1 / 1inferred from documentation |
| CG1 / Form 11 figures under the form's names Total consideration, gains, losses, prior-year losses used, personal exemption, net chargeable gain, losses carried forward and the net gain per period and rate category, named as Revenue prints them. Annual totals without the period and rate split = half. | 0 / 4from documentation |
| Tax to pay per period, with the due dates The tax for the initial period (due 15 December) and the later period (due 31 January), ready to pay in myAccount or ROS. | 0 / 2inferred from documentation |
| A disposal computation to attach Per disposal: what was sold, acquisition and disposal dates, consideration in euro, cost, fees and gain or loss, with the matched lots visible. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Crypto income figure for the income-tax return Rewards income as its own figure, with a note on the €5,000 net / €30,000 gross non-PAYE thresholds that decide whether you must file Form 11. | 0 / 1inferred from documentation |
| Irish filing guidance, kept current Guidance naming CGT registration, the CG1 for eForm 12 users, the Form 11 panel and the paper Form 12, 31 October and the ROS conditions, both payment dates and the current rate. Guidance that still applies 33 % after 6 October 2026, or tells every PAYE worker to file a CG1, = 1. | 0 / 2from documentation |
| Gifts: a disposal at market value for the giver A gift to anyone other than a spouse or civil partner is a disposal at its euro market value. A default that treats gifts as non-taxable = 0. | 0 / 2not tested |
| Lost or worthless coins A label that books the whole loss as a disposal, or a negligible-value claim at the claimed value. | 1 / 1from documentation |
| Joint assessment: losses against your spouse's gains A household view, or a documented way to carry one spouse's losses to the other's gains, with one €1,270 exemption each. | 0 / 1inferred from documentation |
| Reward treatment you can choose Revenue has published no rule for staking, mining or airdrops, so you can choose between income on receipt and a zero-cost acquisition. | 1 / 1from documentation |
CoinTracking — full Ireland scorecardrank 6 · 61/100▾CoinTracking · cointracking.info · all-time transaction count. Integration list: 301 entries imported. Tiers (€): ≤200: €39 · ≤3,500: €129 · ≤20,000: €219 · ≤50,000: €289 · ≤100,000: €389 · unlimited: €769.
| FIFO across all your wallets Earlier units are sold first (s.580 TCA), and lots keep their purchase date and cost when you move coins between your own wallets, so one queue runs across everything you hold. 5 if FIFO is preset for Ireland; 3 if FIFO must be chosen by hand or only runs per wallet; 0 for HIFO-only, average cost or UK-style pooling. | 3 / 5inferred from documentation |
| Irish profile in euro Ireland can be chosen as the tax country and euro is the base currency, with no short/long-term split. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Swaps and spending are disposals Swapping one coin for another, or paying with crypto, disposes of the coin given up at the euro value of what you receive. A default that treats swaps as tax-free = 0. | 3 / 3from documentation |
| The €1,270 exemption, used after losses and never carried forward One exemption per person, applied only up to the year's net gain, after current-year and brought-forward losses; unused exemption is lost. Carrying it forward, applying it before losses or doubling it for a couple = 0. | 2 / 4inferred from documentation |
| Losses netted in the year, then carried forward without limit Unused losses carry forward and are used before the exemption: a €2,000 gain with €5,000 losses brought forward leaves €3,000 to carry. Dropping the unused loss, or using the exemption first, = 0. | 0 / 4inferred from documentation |
| Gains split by payment period Gains made 1 January – 30 November (tax due 15 December) shown apart from gains made in December (due 31 January). One annual figure = 0. | 0 / 3inferred from documentation |
| The 2026 rate cut: 33 % to 6 October, 31 % from 7 October Each period's 2026 gains split by rate. Taxing all of 2026 at 33 % = 0. How the exemption and losses are shared between the two rates is not scored until Revenue says. | 0 / 3from documentation |
| No 4-week matching for crypto by default The 4-week rule in s.581 covers shares and securities. Plain FIFO as the Irish default, with the tool's Irish treatment stated = 3; plain FIFO but nothing Irish said = 1; 4-week matching applied by default = 0. | 1 / 3inferred from documentation |
| Rewards: income when received, and that value is the cost Staking, mining and airdrops booked at their euro value on receipt, kept as income apart from gains, and used as the cost when sold. A €0-cost default = 0. | 3 / 3from documentation |
| Trading fees in cost and proceeds A purchase fee adds to the cost and a sale fee reduces the proceeds (buy €2,000 + €10, sell €2,500 − €12.50 → gain €477.50). | 0 / 2inferred from documentation |
| Euro at the time of each transaction Every value converted to euro when the transaction happens, with a reasonable price source; no separate currency result. | 1 / 1from documentation |
| Transfers to a spouse or civil partner: no gain A label that moves coins to a spouse or civil partner without booking a gain or loss. | 0 / 1inferred from documentation |
| CG1 / Form 11 figures under the form's names Total consideration, gains, losses, prior-year losses used, personal exemption, net chargeable gain, losses carried forward and the net gain per period and rate category, named as Revenue prints them. Annual totals without the period and rate split = half. | 0 / 4from documentation |
| Tax to pay per period, with the due dates The tax for the initial period (due 15 December) and the later period (due 31 January), ready to pay in myAccount or ROS. | 0 / 2inferred from documentation |
| A disposal computation to attach Per disposal: what was sold, acquisition and disposal dates, consideration in euro, cost, fees and gain or loss, with the matched lots visible. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Crypto income figure for the income-tax return Rewards income as its own figure, with a note on the €5,000 net / €30,000 gross non-PAYE thresholds that decide whether you must file Form 11. | 0 / 1inferred from documentation |
| Irish filing guidance, kept current Guidance naming CGT registration, the CG1 for eForm 12 users, the Form 11 panel and the paper Form 12, 31 October and the ROS conditions, both payment dates and the current rate. Guidance that still applies 33 % after 6 October 2026, or tells every PAYE worker to file a CG1, = 1. | 1 / 2from documentation |
| Gifts: a disposal at market value for the giver A gift to anyone other than a spouse or civil partner is a disposal at its euro market value. A default that treats gifts as non-taxable = 0. | 0 / 2from documentation |
| Lost or worthless coins A label that books the whole loss as a disposal, or a negligible-value claim at the claimed value. | 0 / 1inferred from documentation |
| Joint assessment: losses against your spouse's gains A household view, or a documented way to carry one spouse's losses to the other's gains, with one €1,270 exemption each. | 0 / 1inferred from documentation |
| Reward treatment you can choose Revenue has published no rule for staking, mining or airdrops, so you can choose between income on receipt and a zero-cost acquisition. | 1 / 1from documentation |
CoinTracker — full Ireland scorecardrank 7 · 60/100▾CoinTracker · cointracker.com · subscription. No integrations list imported; platform score from the vendor's published count. Tiers (€): ≤100: €54 · ≤250: €91 · ≤1,000: €183 · ≤2,500: €275 · ≤10,000: €459 · ≤25,000: €919.
| FIFO across all your wallets Earlier units are sold first (s.580 TCA), and lots keep their purchase date and cost when you move coins between your own wallets, so one queue runs across everything you hold. 5 if FIFO is preset for Ireland; 3 if FIFO must be chosen by hand or only runs per wallet; 0 for HIFO-only, average cost or UK-style pooling. | 3 / 5from documentation |
| Irish profile in euro Ireland can be chosen as the tax country and euro is the base currency, with no short/long-term split. | 0 / 2from documentation |
| Swaps and spending are disposals Swapping one coin for another, or paying with crypto, disposes of the coin given up at the euro value of what you receive. A default that treats swaps as tax-free = 0. | 3 / 3from documentation |
| The €1,270 exemption, used after losses and never carried forward One exemption per person, applied only up to the year's net gain, after current-year and brought-forward losses; unused exemption is lost. Carrying it forward, applying it before losses or doubling it for a couple = 0. | 0 / 4inferred from documentation |
| Losses netted in the year, then carried forward without limit Unused losses carry forward and are used before the exemption: a €2,000 gain with €5,000 losses brought forward leaves €3,000 to carry. Dropping the unused loss, or using the exemption first, = 0. | 0 / 4inferred from documentation |
| Gains split by payment period Gains made 1 January – 30 November (tax due 15 December) shown apart from gains made in December (due 31 January). One annual figure = 0. | 0 / 3inferred from documentation |
| The 2026 rate cut: 33 % to 6 October, 31 % from 7 October Each period's 2026 gains split by rate. Taxing all of 2026 at 33 % = 0. How the exemption and losses are shared between the two rates is not scored until Revenue says. | 0 / 3inferred from documentation |
| No 4-week matching for crypto by default The 4-week rule in s.581 covers shares and securities. Plain FIFO as the Irish default, with the tool's Irish treatment stated = 3; plain FIFO but nothing Irish said = 1; 4-week matching applied by default = 0. | 1 / 3inferred from documentation |
| Rewards: income when received, and that value is the cost Staking, mining and airdrops booked at their euro value on receipt, kept as income apart from gains, and used as the cost when sold. A €0-cost default = 0. | 3 / 3inferred from documentation |
| Trading fees in cost and proceeds A purchase fee adds to the cost and a sale fee reduces the proceeds (buy €2,000 + €10, sell €2,500 − €12.50 → gain €477.50). | 2 / 2inferred from documentation |
| Euro at the time of each transaction Every value converted to euro when the transaction happens, with a reasonable price source; no separate currency result. | 1 / 1from documentation |
| Transfers to a spouse or civil partner: no gain A label that moves coins to a spouse or civil partner without booking a gain or loss. | 1 / 1inferred from documentation |
| CG1 / Form 11 figures under the form's names Total consideration, gains, losses, prior-year losses used, personal exemption, net chargeable gain, losses carried forward and the net gain per period and rate category, named as Revenue prints them. Annual totals without the period and rate split = half. | 0 / 4from documentation |
| Tax to pay per period, with the due dates The tax for the initial period (due 15 December) and the later period (due 31 January), ready to pay in myAccount or ROS. | 0 / 2inferred from documentation |
| A disposal computation to attach Per disposal: what was sold, acquisition and disposal dates, consideration in euro, cost, fees and gain or loss, with the matched lots visible. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Crypto income figure for the income-tax return Rewards income as its own figure, with a note on the €5,000 net / €30,000 gross non-PAYE thresholds that decide whether you must file Form 11. | 0 / 1inferred from documentation |
| Irish filing guidance, kept current Guidance naming CGT registration, the CG1 for eForm 12 users, the Form 11 panel and the paper Form 12, 31 October and the ROS conditions, both payment dates and the current rate. Guidance that still applies 33 % after 6 October 2026, or tells every PAYE worker to file a CG1, = 1. | 0 / 2inferred from documentation |
| Gifts: a disposal at market value for the giver A gift to anyone other than a spouse or civil partner is a disposal at its euro market value. A default that treats gifts as non-taxable = 0. | 0 / 2from documentation |
| Lost or worthless coins A label that books the whole loss as a disposal, or a negligible-value claim at the claimed value. | 0 / 1from documentation |
| Joint assessment: losses against your spouse's gains A household view, or a documented way to carry one spouse's losses to the other's gains, with one €1,270 exemption each. | 0 / 1inferred from documentation |
| Reward treatment you can choose Revenue has published no rule for staking, mining or airdrops, so you can choose between income on receipt and a zero-cost acquisition. | 0 / 1not tested |
Waltio — full Ireland scorecardrank 8 · 57/100▾Waltio · waltio.com · subscription. Integration list: 3,799 entries imported. Tiers (€): ≤50: €39 · ≤1,000: €99 · ≤10,000: €249 · unlimited: €999.
| FIFO across all your wallets Earlier units are sold first (s.580 TCA), and lots keep their purchase date and cost when you move coins between your own wallets, so one queue runs across everything you hold. 5 if FIFO is preset for Ireland; 3 if FIFO must be chosen by hand or only runs per wallet; 0 for HIFO-only, average cost or UK-style pooling. | 3 / 5inferred from documentation |
| Irish profile in euro Ireland can be chosen as the tax country and euro is the base currency, with no short/long-term split. | 2 / 2inferred from documentation |
| Swaps and spending are disposals Swapping one coin for another, or paying with crypto, disposes of the coin given up at the euro value of what you receive. A default that treats swaps as tax-free = 0. | 3 / 3from documentation |
| The €1,270 exemption, used after losses and never carried forward One exemption per person, applied only up to the year's net gain, after current-year and brought-forward losses; unused exemption is lost. Carrying it forward, applying it before losses or doubling it for a couple = 0. | 0 / 4inferred from documentation |
| Losses netted in the year, then carried forward without limit Unused losses carry forward and are used before the exemption: a €2,000 gain with €5,000 losses brought forward leaves €3,000 to carry. Dropping the unused loss, or using the exemption first, = 0. | 0 / 4inferred from documentation |
| Gains split by payment period Gains made 1 January – 30 November (tax due 15 December) shown apart from gains made in December (due 31 January). One annual figure = 0. | 0 / 3inferred from documentation |
| The 2026 rate cut: 33 % to 6 October, 31 % from 7 October Each period's 2026 gains split by rate. Taxing all of 2026 at 33 % = 0. How the exemption and losses are shared between the two rates is not scored until Revenue says. | 0 / 3inferred from documentation |
| No 4-week matching for crypto by default The 4-week rule in s.581 covers shares and securities. Plain FIFO as the Irish default, with the tool's Irish treatment stated = 3; plain FIFO but nothing Irish said = 1; 4-week matching applied by default = 0. | 1 / 3inferred from documentation |
| Rewards: income when received, and that value is the cost Staking, mining and airdrops booked at their euro value on receipt, kept as income apart from gains, and used as the cost when sold. A €0-cost default = 0. | 0 / 3from documentation |
| Trading fees in cost and proceeds A purchase fee adds to the cost and a sale fee reduces the proceeds (buy €2,000 + €10, sell €2,500 − €12.50 → gain €477.50). | 0 / 2not tested |
| Euro at the time of each transaction Every value converted to euro when the transaction happens, with a reasonable price source; no separate currency result. | 1 / 1inferred from documentation |
| Transfers to a spouse or civil partner: no gain A label that moves coins to a spouse or civil partner without booking a gain or loss. | 0 / 1not tested |
| CG1 / Form 11 figures under the form's names Total consideration, gains, losses, prior-year losses used, personal exemption, net chargeable gain, losses carried forward and the net gain per period and rate category, named as Revenue prints them. Annual totals without the period and rate split = half. | 0 / 4from documentation |
| Tax to pay per period, with the due dates The tax for the initial period (due 15 December) and the later period (due 31 January), ready to pay in myAccount or ROS. | 0 / 2inferred from documentation |
| A disposal computation to attach Per disposal: what was sold, acquisition and disposal dates, consideration in euro, cost, fees and gain or loss, with the matched lots visible. | 2 / 2inferred from documentation |
| Crypto income figure for the income-tax return Rewards income as its own figure, with a note on the €5,000 net / €30,000 gross non-PAYE thresholds that decide whether you must file Form 11. | 0 / 1not tested |
| Irish filing guidance, kept current Guidance naming CGT registration, the CG1 for eForm 12 users, the Form 11 panel and the paper Form 12, 31 October and the ROS conditions, both payment dates and the current rate. Guidance that still applies 33 % after 6 October 2026, or tells every PAYE worker to file a CG1, = 1. | 1 / 2from documentation |
| Gifts: a disposal at market value for the giver A gift to anyone other than a spouse or civil partner is a disposal at its euro market value. A default that treats gifts as non-taxable = 0. | 0 / 2not tested |
| Lost or worthless coins A label that books the whole loss as a disposal, or a negligible-value claim at the claimed value. | 0 / 1not tested |
| Joint assessment: losses against your spouse's gains A household view, or a documented way to carry one spouse's losses to the other's gains, with one €1,270 exemption each. | 0 / 1not tested |
| Reward treatment you can choose Revenue has published no rule for staking, mining or airdrops, so you can choose between income on receipt and a zero-cost acquisition. | 0 / 1from documentation |
Blockpit — full Ireland scorecardrank 9 · 56/100▾Blockpit · blockpit.io · priced per tax year. Integration list: 781 entries imported. Tiers (€): ≤50: €49 · ≤1,000: €99 · ≤3,000: €149 · ≤10,000: €229 · unlimited: €549.
| FIFO across all your wallets Earlier units are sold first (s.580 TCA), and lots keep their purchase date and cost when you move coins between your own wallets, so one queue runs across everything you hold. 5 if FIFO is preset for Ireland; 3 if FIFO must be chosen by hand or only runs per wallet; 0 for HIFO-only, average cost or UK-style pooling. | 3 / 5from documentation |
| Irish profile in euro Ireland can be chosen as the tax country and euro is the base currency, with no short/long-term split. | 2 / 2inferred from documentation |
| Swaps and spending are disposals Swapping one coin for another, or paying with crypto, disposes of the coin given up at the euro value of what you receive. A default that treats swaps as tax-free = 0. | 3 / 3inferred from documentation |
| The €1,270 exemption, used after losses and never carried forward One exemption per person, applied only up to the year's net gain, after current-year and brought-forward losses; unused exemption is lost. Carrying it forward, applying it before losses or doubling it for a couple = 0. | 0 / 4inferred from documentation |
| Losses netted in the year, then carried forward without limit Unused losses carry forward and are used before the exemption: a €2,000 gain with €5,000 losses brought forward leaves €3,000 to carry. Dropping the unused loss, or using the exemption first, = 0. | 0 / 4inferred from documentation |
| Gains split by payment period Gains made 1 January – 30 November (tax due 15 December) shown apart from gains made in December (due 31 January). One annual figure = 0. | 0 / 3inferred from documentation |
| The 2026 rate cut: 33 % to 6 October, 31 % from 7 October Each period's 2026 gains split by rate. Taxing all of 2026 at 33 % = 0. How the exemption and losses are shared between the two rates is not scored until Revenue says. | 0 / 3inferred from documentation |
| No 4-week matching for crypto by default The 4-week rule in s.581 covers shares and securities. Plain FIFO as the Irish default, with the tool's Irish treatment stated = 3; plain FIFO but nothing Irish said = 1; 4-week matching applied by default = 0. | 1 / 3inferred from documentation |
| Rewards: income when received, and that value is the cost Staking, mining and airdrops booked at their euro value on receipt, kept as income apart from gains, and used as the cost when sold. A €0-cost default = 0. | 0 / 3inferred from documentation |
| Trading fees in cost and proceeds A purchase fee adds to the cost and a sale fee reduces the proceeds (buy €2,000 + €10, sell €2,500 − €12.50 → gain €477.50). | 0 / 2not tested |
| Euro at the time of each transaction Every value converted to euro when the transaction happens, with a reasonable price source; no separate currency result. | 1 / 1inferred from documentation |
| Transfers to a spouse or civil partner: no gain A label that moves coins to a spouse or civil partner without booking a gain or loss. | 1 / 1inferred from documentation |
| CG1 / Form 11 figures under the form's names Total consideration, gains, losses, prior-year losses used, personal exemption, net chargeable gain, losses carried forward and the net gain per period and rate category, named as Revenue prints them. Annual totals without the period and rate split = half. | 0 / 4from documentation |
| Tax to pay per period, with the due dates The tax for the initial period (due 15 December) and the later period (due 31 January), ready to pay in myAccount or ROS. | 0 / 2inferred from documentation |
| A disposal computation to attach Per disposal: what was sold, acquisition and disposal dates, consideration in euro, cost, fees and gain or loss, with the matched lots visible. | 2 / 2inferred from documentation |
| Crypto income figure for the income-tax return Rewards income as its own figure, with a note on the €5,000 net / €30,000 gross non-PAYE thresholds that decide whether you must file Form 11. | 0 / 1inferred from documentation |
| Irish filing guidance, kept current Guidance naming CGT registration, the CG1 for eForm 12 users, the Form 11 panel and the paper Form 12, 31 October and the ROS conditions, both payment dates and the current rate. Guidance that still applies 33 % after 6 October 2026, or tells every PAYE worker to file a CG1, = 1. | 0 / 2from documentation |
| Gifts: a disposal at market value for the giver A gift to anyone other than a spouse or civil partner is a disposal at its euro market value. A default that treats gifts as non-taxable = 0. | 0 / 2not tested |
| Lost or worthless coins A label that books the whole loss as a disposal, or a negligible-value claim at the claimed value. | 0 / 1from documentation |
| Joint assessment: losses against your spouse's gains A household view, or a documented way to carry one spouse's losses to the other's gains, with one €1,270 exemption each. | 0 / 1inferred from documentation |
| Reward treatment you can choose Revenue has published no rule for staking, mining or airdrops, so you can choose between income on receipt and a zero-cost acquisition. | 1 / 1from documentation |
KoinX — full Ireland scorecardrank 10 · 49/100▾KoinX · koinx.com · priced per tax year. No integrations list imported; platform score from the vendor's published count. Tiers (€): ≤25: €10 · ≤100: €25 · ≤300: €50 · ≤500: €75 · ≤1,000: €100 · ≤3,000: €125 · ≤5,000: €150 · ≤10,000: €225.
| FIFO across all your wallets Earlier units are sold first (s.580 TCA), and lots keep their purchase date and cost when you move coins between your own wallets, so one queue runs across everything you hold. 5 if FIFO is preset for Ireland; 3 if FIFO must be chosen by hand or only runs per wallet; 0 for HIFO-only, average cost or UK-style pooling. | 3 / 5inferred from documentation |
| Irish profile in euro Ireland can be chosen as the tax country and euro is the base currency, with no short/long-term split. | 2 / 2inferred from documentation |
| Swaps and spending are disposals Swapping one coin for another, or paying with crypto, disposes of the coin given up at the euro value of what you receive. A default that treats swaps as tax-free = 0. | 3 / 3inferred from documentation |
| The €1,270 exemption, used after losses and never carried forward One exemption per person, applied only up to the year's net gain, after current-year and brought-forward losses; unused exemption is lost. Carrying it forward, applying it before losses or doubling it for a couple = 0. | 0 / 4inferred from documentation |
| Losses netted in the year, then carried forward without limit Unused losses carry forward and are used before the exemption: a €2,000 gain with €5,000 losses brought forward leaves €3,000 to carry. Dropping the unused loss, or using the exemption first, = 0. | 0 / 4inferred from documentation |
| Gains split by payment period Gains made 1 January – 30 November (tax due 15 December) shown apart from gains made in December (due 31 January). One annual figure = 0. | 0 / 3inferred from documentation |
| The 2026 rate cut: 33 % to 6 October, 31 % from 7 October Each period's 2026 gains split by rate. Taxing all of 2026 at 33 % = 0. How the exemption and losses are shared between the two rates is not scored until Revenue says. | 0 / 3inferred from documentation |
| No 4-week matching for crypto by default The 4-week rule in s.581 covers shares and securities. Plain FIFO as the Irish default, with the tool's Irish treatment stated = 3; plain FIFO but nothing Irish said = 1; 4-week matching applied by default = 0. | 1 / 3inferred from documentation |
| Rewards: income when received, and that value is the cost Staking, mining and airdrops booked at their euro value on receipt, kept as income apart from gains, and used as the cost when sold. A €0-cost default = 0. | 3 / 3inferred from documentation |
| Trading fees in cost and proceeds A purchase fee adds to the cost and a sale fee reduces the proceeds (buy €2,000 + €10, sell €2,500 − €12.50 → gain €477.50). | 0 / 2not tested |
| Euro at the time of each transaction Every value converted to euro when the transaction happens, with a reasonable price source; no separate currency result. | 1 / 1inferred from documentation |
| Transfers to a spouse or civil partner: no gain A label that moves coins to a spouse or civil partner without booking a gain or loss. | 0 / 1not tested |
| CG1 / Form 11 figures under the form's names Total consideration, gains, losses, prior-year losses used, personal exemption, net chargeable gain, losses carried forward and the net gain per period and rate category, named as Revenue prints them. Annual totals without the period and rate split = half. | 0 / 4from documentation |
| Tax to pay per period, with the due dates The tax for the initial period (due 15 December) and the later period (due 31 January), ready to pay in myAccount or ROS. | 0 / 2inferred from documentation |
| A disposal computation to attach Per disposal: what was sold, acquisition and disposal dates, consideration in euro, cost, fees and gain or loss, with the matched lots visible. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Crypto income figure for the income-tax return Rewards income as its own figure, with a note on the €5,000 net / €30,000 gross non-PAYE thresholds that decide whether you must file Form 11. | 0 / 1not tested |
| Irish filing guidance, kept current Guidance naming CGT registration, the CG1 for eForm 12 users, the Form 11 panel and the paper Form 12, 31 October and the ROS conditions, both payment dates and the current rate. Guidance that still applies 33 % after 6 October 2026, or tells every PAYE worker to file a CG1, = 1. | 1 / 2from documentation |
| Gifts: a disposal at market value for the giver A gift to anyone other than a spouse or civil partner is a disposal at its euro market value. A default that treats gifts as non-taxable = 0. | 0 / 2not tested |
| Lost or worthless coins A label that books the whole loss as a disposal, or a negligible-value claim at the claimed value. | 0 / 1not tested |
| Joint assessment: losses against your spouse's gains A household view, or a documented way to carry one spouse's losses to the other's gains, with one €1,270 exemption each. | 0 / 1not tested |
| Reward treatment you can choose Revenue has published no rule for staking, mining or airdrops, so you can choose between income on receipt and a zero-cost acquisition. | 0 / 1not tested |
Awaken — full Ireland scorecardrank 11 · 38/100▾Awaken · awaken.tax · subscription. No integrations list imported; platform score from the vendor's published count. Tiers (€): ≤300: €91 · ≤1,000: €183 · ≤2,500: €275 · ≤5,000: €367 · ≤10,000: €551 · ≤25,000: €735 · ≤50,000: €919.
| FIFO across all your wallets Earlier units are sold first (s.580 TCA), and lots keep their purchase date and cost when you move coins between your own wallets, so one queue runs across everything you hold. 5 if FIFO is preset for Ireland; 3 if FIFO must be chosen by hand or only runs per wallet; 0 for HIFO-only, average cost or UK-style pooling. | 3 / 5inferred from documentation |
| Irish profile in euro Ireland can be chosen as the tax country and euro is the base currency, with no short/long-term split. | 2 / 2inferred from documentation |
| Swaps and spending are disposals Swapping one coin for another, or paying with crypto, disposes of the coin given up at the euro value of what you receive. A default that treats swaps as tax-free = 0. | 3 / 3from documentation |
| The €1,270 exemption, used after losses and never carried forward One exemption per person, applied only up to the year's net gain, after current-year and brought-forward losses; unused exemption is lost. Carrying it forward, applying it before losses or doubling it for a couple = 0. | 0 / 4inferred from documentation |
| Losses netted in the year, then carried forward without limit Unused losses carry forward and are used before the exemption: a €2,000 gain with €5,000 losses brought forward leaves €3,000 to carry. Dropping the unused loss, or using the exemption first, = 0. | 0 / 4inferred from documentation |
| Gains split by payment period Gains made 1 January – 30 November (tax due 15 December) shown apart from gains made in December (due 31 January). One annual figure = 0. | 0 / 3inferred from documentation |
| The 2026 rate cut: 33 % to 6 October, 31 % from 7 October Each period's 2026 gains split by rate. Taxing all of 2026 at 33 % = 0. How the exemption and losses are shared between the two rates is not scored until Revenue says. | 0 / 3inferred from documentation |
| No 4-week matching for crypto by default The 4-week rule in s.581 covers shares and securities. Plain FIFO as the Irish default, with the tool's Irish treatment stated = 3; plain FIFO but nothing Irish said = 1; 4-week matching applied by default = 0. | 1 / 3inferred from documentation |
| Rewards: income when received, and that value is the cost Staking, mining and airdrops booked at their euro value on receipt, kept as income apart from gains, and used as the cost when sold. A €0-cost default = 0. | 0 / 3not tested |
| Trading fees in cost and proceeds A purchase fee adds to the cost and a sale fee reduces the proceeds (buy €2,000 + €10, sell €2,500 − €12.50 → gain €477.50). | 0 / 2not tested |
| Euro at the time of each transaction Every value converted to euro when the transaction happens, with a reasonable price source; no separate currency result. | 1 / 1inferred from documentation |
| Transfers to a spouse or civil partner: no gain A label that moves coins to a spouse or civil partner without booking a gain or loss. | 0 / 1not tested |
| CG1 / Form 11 figures under the form's names Total consideration, gains, losses, prior-year losses used, personal exemption, net chargeable gain, losses carried forward and the net gain per period and rate category, named as Revenue prints them. Annual totals without the period and rate split = half. | 0 / 4from documentation |
| Tax to pay per period, with the due dates The tax for the initial period (due 15 December) and the later period (due 31 January), ready to pay in myAccount or ROS. | 0 / 2inferred from documentation |
| A disposal computation to attach Per disposal: what was sold, acquisition and disposal dates, consideration in euro, cost, fees and gain or loss, with the matched lots visible. | 2 / 2inferred from documentation |
| Crypto income figure for the income-tax return Rewards income as its own figure, with a note on the €5,000 net / €30,000 gross non-PAYE thresholds that decide whether you must file Form 11. | 0 / 1not tested |
| Irish filing guidance, kept current Guidance naming CGT registration, the CG1 for eForm 12 users, the Form 11 panel and the paper Form 12, 31 October and the ROS conditions, both payment dates and the current rate. Guidance that still applies 33 % after 6 October 2026, or tells every PAYE worker to file a CG1, = 1. | 0 / 2not tested |
| Gifts: a disposal at market value for the giver A gift to anyone other than a spouse or civil partner is a disposal at its euro market value. A default that treats gifts as non-taxable = 0. | 0 / 2not tested |
| Lost or worthless coins A label that books the whole loss as a disposal, or a negligible-value claim at the claimed value. | 0 / 1not tested |
| Joint assessment: losses against your spouse's gains A household view, or a documented way to carry one spouse's losses to the other's gains, with one €1,270 exemption each. | 0 / 1not tested |
| Reward treatment you can choose Revenue has published no rule for staking, mining or airdrops, so you can choose between income on receipt and a zero-cost acquisition. | 0 / 1not tested |