Which crypto tax tool actually works for a Norwegian tax return — and which one is right for you. We test every tool against what Skatteetaten actually asks for: the wealth value at the 1 January price, gains and losses as two figures per lot, the fee on a transfer between your own wallets, and the fields of the «Virtuelle eiendeler / kryptovaluta» card. Set your transaction count and the exchanges you use below and the ranking re-sorts for your situation.
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| # | Tool | NO rules/50 | Platforms/25 | Import/10 | Pricekr | Price/10 | Ease/5 | Total/100 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  DivlyOne-time payment | 47 | 25 | 10 | — | 6 | 5 | 93 | |
| 2 |  KryptosekkenOne-time paymentPartly vendor-claimed ⚠Free tier | 48 | 20 | 5 | — | 6 | 5 | 84 | |
| 3 |  CoinpandaOne-time paymentUSD list prices | 23 | 25 | 5 | — | 3 | 5 | 61 | |
| 4 |  MinKryptoOne-time paymentPartly vendor-claimed ⚠ | 28 | 10 | 5 | — | 10 | 3 | 56 | |
| 5 |  KoinlyOne-time paymentUSD list prices | 14 | 20 | 10 | — | 5 | 3 | 52 | |
| 6 |  CoinTrackingOne-time paymentAll-time tx pricing | 20 | 15 | 10 | — | 4 | 1 | 50 | |
| 7 |  SummSubscriptionPartly vendor-claimed ⚠All-time tx pricing | 12 | 10 | 10 | — | 4 | 5 | 41 |
Each criterion carries how it was checked: tested with a test portfolio, from documentation, inferred from documentation where the vendor implies it without stating it, or not tested (scored 0).
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Divly — full Norway scorecardrank 1 · 93/100▾Divly · divly.com · priced per tax year. Integration list: 179 entries imported. Tiers (kr): ≤100: 399 kr · ≤1,000: 999 kr · ≤10,000: 1,999 kr · ≤100,000: 3,999 kr.
| Per-unit cost basis with your choice of units Every unit keeps its own purchase price and you decide which units a sale uses (HIFO, FIFO or another per-lot method); lots survive transfers between your own wallets. A pooled average cost = 0. | 5 / 5tested |
| Norwegian product (Norwegian + NOK) App and tax report in Norwegian, NOK as base currency with every value converted on the transaction date. Half credit if only the report is in Norwegian. | 3 / 3tested |
| Crypto-to-crypto counted as a sale Swapping, trading or paying with crypto realises the coin given up at the NOK value of what you received. Tax-free swaps = 0. | 2 / 2tested |
| Wealth value: what you held at the end of 31 December, at the 1 January price Formuesverdi = units held at the end of 31 December × the price on 1 January. Test: buy 1 BTC on 15 December, sell half on 2 January; the report must still show 1 BTC. The 31 December price gets half. | 4 / 4tested |
| Gains and losses as two totals, per lot, never netted The card has one field for gains and one for losses: a sale that draws on a gain lot and a loss lot adds to both. Test: 3 BTC sold over a 300 000 and a 1 200 000 lot. | 3 / 3tested |
| Fee on a transfer between your own wallets: a loss of its cost The transfer itself is not a sale; the fee coins leave at exit value 0, so the loss equals what they cost. Selling the fee at market value = 0; ignoring the fee = 1. | 3 / 3tested |
| Trading fees on both sides A purchase fee is part of the cost; a sale fee reduces the proceeds. Tested with a fiat purchase fee and a fiat sale fee. | 2 / 2tested |
| Income at receipt becomes the cost basis Staking, airdrops and other rewards are income at the NOK value when received, and that value is the cost of the later sale. | 2 / 2tested |
| Mining as its own income figure Mined coins are income at receipt and reported in Inntekt fra mining, apart from other crypto income. | 2 / 2tested |
| Fiat money never on the crypto card Euro, dollars or kroner are not virtual assets: no fiat row in the wealth value and no fiat income in the crypto income fields. | 2 / 2tested |
| Lost, stolen or scammed coins as a loss of cost A label that removes the asset with a loss equal to its purchase price, so the loss can be claimed once the conditions are met. | 1 / 1tested |
| Whole-krone figures The report’s figures in whole kroner, each rounded once; rows and totals agree. | 1 / 1tested |
| NOK at the transaction date Fiat trades converted at the exchange rate of the moment; currency effects inside the gain, never a separate FX result. | 2 / 2tested |
| Cost price when there is no market price A coin or NFT with no year-end market value is valued at its cost price in the wealth value, not at 0 or left out. | 2 / 2tested |
| The crypto card’s figures under the official field names Formuesverdi, Skattepliktig gevinst, Fradragsberettiget tap, Andre inntekter fra virtuelle eiendeler, Inntekt fra mining — named as the return names them, ready to copy. Old or home-made names = half. | 4 / 4tested |
| One row per currency for the per-asset route Name, amount at 31 December, wealth value, gain, loss and income per currency, plus the wallet or exchange, for filers who declare each asset. | 2 / 2tested |
| An attachment for the summed route A PDF to upload with the summed figures and the per-asset detail, stating the price date used for the wealth value. | 1 / 1tested |
| Filing guidance in Norwegian Maintained guidance naming the card, the two routes and the attachment, current for the latest return. | 1 / 1tested |
| Figures transferred straight into the tax return The tool writes the crypto card into your return at Skatteetaten after an ID-porten login; you check and submit. | 0 / 3tested |
| DeFi as Skatteetaten reads it Wrapping and liquidity-pool deposits and withdrawals are sales; pool returns and governance tokens are income. Documented handling, not a generic “DeFi supported” claim. | 2 / 2tested |
| Gifts: no gain for the giver Giving crypto away is not a sale with a gain; a label for gifts given and received that does this. A default that books a gain on a gift = 0. | 2 / 2tested |
| Wealth values you can see and change Each year-end value shows its basis and you can set a value per currency. | 1 / 1tested |
Kryptosekken — full Norway scorecardrank 2 · 84/100▾Kryptosekken · kryptosekken.no · priced per tax year. Integration list: 129 entries imported. Tiers (kr): ≤1,000: 600 kr · ≤5,000: 1,700 kr · ≤10,000: 2,800 kr · ≤25,000: 4,500 kr.
| Per-unit cost basis with your choice of units Every unit keeps its own purchase price and you decide which units a sale uses (HIFO, FIFO or another per-lot method); lots survive transfers between your own wallets. A pooled average cost = 0. | 5 / 5tested |
| Norwegian product (Norwegian + NOK) App and tax report in Norwegian, NOK as base currency with every value converted on the transaction date. Half credit if only the report is in Norwegian. | 3 / 3from documentation |
| Crypto-to-crypto counted as a sale Swapping, trading or paying with crypto realises the coin given up at the NOK value of what you received. Tax-free swaps = 0. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Wealth value: what you held at the end of 31 December, at the 1 January price Formuesverdi = units held at the end of 31 December × the price on 1 January. Test: buy 1 BTC on 15 December, sell half on 2 January; the report must still show 1 BTC. The 31 December price gets half. | 4 / 4tested |
| Gains and losses as two totals, per lot, never netted The card has one field for gains and one for losses: a sale that draws on a gain lot and a loss lot adds to both. Test: 3 BTC sold over a 300 000 and a 1 200 000 lot. | 3 / 3tested |
| Fee on a transfer between your own wallets: a loss of its cost The transfer itself is not a sale; the fee coins leave at exit value 0, so the loss equals what they cost. Selling the fee at market value = 0; ignoring the fee = 1. | 3 / 3tested |
| Trading fees on both sides A purchase fee is part of the cost; a sale fee reduces the proceeds. Tested with a fiat purchase fee and a fiat sale fee. | 2 / 2tested |
| Income at receipt becomes the cost basis Staking, airdrops and other rewards are income at the NOK value when received, and that value is the cost of the later sale. | 2 / 2tested |
| Mining as its own income figure Mined coins are income at receipt and reported in Inntekt fra mining, apart from other crypto income. | 2 / 2tested |
| Fiat money never on the crypto card Euro, dollars or kroner are not virtual assets: no fiat row in the wealth value and no fiat income in the crypto income fields. | 0 / 2tested, failed |
| Lost, stolen or scammed coins as a loss of cost A label that removes the asset with a loss equal to its purchase price, so the loss can be claimed once the conditions are met. | 1 / 1tested |
| Whole-krone figures The report’s figures in whole kroner, each rounded once; rows and totals agree. | 1 / 1tested |
| NOK at the transaction date Fiat trades converted at the exchange rate of the moment; currency effects inside the gain, never a separate FX result. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Cost price when there is no market price A coin or NFT with no year-end market value is valued at its cost price in the wealth value, not at 0 or left out. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| The crypto card’s figures under the official field names Formuesverdi, Skattepliktig gevinst, Fradragsberettiget tap, Andre inntekter fra virtuelle eiendeler, Inntekt fra mining — named as the return names them, ready to copy. Old or home-made names = half. | 4 / 4from documentation |
| One row per currency for the per-asset route Name, amount at 31 December, wealth value, gain, loss and income per currency, plus the wallet or exchange, for filers who declare each asset. | 2 / 2tested |
| An attachment for the summed route A PDF to upload with the summed figures and the per-asset detail, stating the price date used for the wealth value. | 1 / 1tested |
| Filing guidance in Norwegian Maintained guidance naming the card, the two routes and the attachment, current for the latest return. | 1 / 1from documentation |
| Figures transferred straight into the tax return The tool writes the crypto card into your return at Skatteetaten after an ID-porten login; you check and submit. | 3 / 3tested |
| DeFi as Skatteetaten reads it Wrapping and liquidity-pool deposits and withdrawals are sales; pool returns and governance tokens are income. Documented handling, not a generic “DeFi supported” claim. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Gifts: no gain for the giver Giving crypto away is not a sale with a gain; a label for gifts given and received that does this. A default that books a gain on a gift = 0. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Wealth values you can see and change Each year-end value shows its basis and you can set a value per currency. | 1 / 1from documentation |
Coinpanda — full Norway scorecardrank 3 · 61/100▾Coinpanda · coinpanda.io · priced per tax year. Integration list: 1,185 entries imported. Tiers (kr): ≤100: 796 kr · ≤1,000: 1,502 kr · ≤3,000: 2,913 kr · ≤20,000: 5,030 kr.
| Per-unit cost basis with your choice of units Every unit keeps its own purchase price and you decide which units a sale uses (HIFO, FIFO or another per-lot method); lots survive transfers between your own wallets. A pooled average cost = 0. | 5 / 5from documentation |
| Norwegian product (Norwegian + NOK) App and tax report in Norwegian, NOK as base currency with every value converted on the transaction date. Half credit if only the report is in Norwegian. | 0 / 3from documentation |
| Crypto-to-crypto counted as a sale Swapping, trading or paying with crypto realises the coin given up at the NOK value of what you received. Tax-free swaps = 0. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Wealth value: what you held at the end of 31 December, at the 1 January price Formuesverdi = units held at the end of 31 December × the price on 1 January. Test: buy 1 BTC on 15 December, sell half on 2 January; the report must still show 1 BTC. The 31 December price gets half. | 2 / 4tested, partly met |
| Gains and losses as two totals, per lot, never netted The card has one field for gains and one for losses: a sale that draws on a gain lot and a loss lot adds to both. Test: 3 BTC sold over a 300 000 and a 1 200 000 lot. | 0 / 3tested, failed |
| Fee on a transfer between your own wallets: a loss of its cost The transfer itself is not a sale; the fee coins leave at exit value 0, so the loss equals what they cost. Selling the fee at market value = 0; ignoring the fee = 1. | 1 / 3tested, partly met |
| Trading fees on both sides A purchase fee is part of the cost; a sale fee reduces the proceeds. Tested with a fiat purchase fee and a fiat sale fee. | 2 / 2tested |
| Income at receipt becomes the cost basis Staking, airdrops and other rewards are income at the NOK value when received, and that value is the cost of the later sale. | 2 / 2tested |
| Mining as its own income figure Mined coins are income at receipt and reported in Inntekt fra mining, apart from other crypto income. | 2 / 2tested |
| Fiat money never on the crypto card Euro, dollars or kroner are not virtual assets: no fiat row in the wealth value and no fiat income in the crypto income fields. | 0 / 2tested, failed |
| Lost, stolen or scammed coins as a loss of cost A label that removes the asset with a loss equal to its purchase price, so the loss can be claimed once the conditions are met. | 0 / 1tested, failed |
| Whole-krone figures The report’s figures in whole kroner, each rounded once; rows and totals agree. | 0 / 1tested, failed |
| NOK at the transaction date Fiat trades converted at the exchange rate of the moment; currency effects inside the gain, never a separate FX result. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Cost price when there is no market price A coin or NFT with no year-end market value is valued at its cost price in the wealth value, not at 0 or left out. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| The crypto card’s figures under the official field names Formuesverdi, Skattepliktig gevinst, Fradragsberettiget tap, Andre inntekter fra virtuelle eiendeler, Inntekt fra mining — named as the return names them, ready to copy. Old or home-made names = half. | 0 / 4from documentation |
| One row per currency for the per-asset route Name, amount at 31 December, wealth value, gain, loss and income per currency, plus the wallet or exchange, for filers who declare each asset. | 0 / 2from documentation |
| An attachment for the summed route A PDF to upload with the summed figures and the per-asset detail, stating the price date used for the wealth value. | 1 / 1tested |
| Filing guidance in Norwegian Maintained guidance naming the card, the two routes and the attachment, current for the latest return. | 0 / 1from documentation |
| Figures transferred straight into the tax return The tool writes the crypto card into your return at Skatteetaten after an ID-porten login; you check and submit. | 0 / 3from documentation |
| DeFi as Skatteetaten reads it Wrapping and liquidity-pool deposits and withdrawals are sales; pool returns and governance tokens are income. Documented handling, not a generic “DeFi supported” claim. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Gifts: no gain for the giver Giving crypto away is not a sale with a gain; a label for gifts given and received that does this. A default that books a gain on a gift = 0. | 0 / 2tested, failed |
| Wealth values you can see and change Each year-end value shows its basis and you can set a value per currency. | 0 / 1from documentation |
MinKrypto — full Norway scorecardrank 4 · 56/100▾MinKrypto · minkrypto.no · priced per tax year. Integration list: 25 entries imported. Tiers (kr): ≤100: 49 kr · ≤1,000: 199 kr · ≤3,000: 349 kr · ≤7,500: 699 kr · unlimited: 999 kr.
| Per-unit cost basis with your choice of units Every unit keeps its own purchase price and you decide which units a sale uses (HIFO, FIFO or another per-lot method); lots survive transfers between your own wallets. A pooled average cost = 0. | 5 / 5tested |
| Norwegian product (Norwegian + NOK) App and tax report in Norwegian, NOK as base currency with every value converted on the transaction date. Half credit if only the report is in Norwegian. | 3 / 3tested |
| Crypto-to-crypto counted as a sale Swapping, trading or paying with crypto realises the coin given up at the NOK value of what you received. Tax-free swaps = 0. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Wealth value: what you held at the end of 31 December, at the 1 January price Formuesverdi = units held at the end of 31 December × the price on 1 January. Test: buy 1 BTC on 15 December, sell half on 2 January; the report must still show 1 BTC. The 31 December price gets half. | 0 / 4tested, failed |
| Gains and losses as two totals, per lot, never netted The card has one field for gains and one for losses: a sale that draws on a gain lot and a loss lot adds to both. Test: 3 BTC sold over a 300 000 and a 1 200 000 lot. | 0 / 3tested, failed |
| Fee on a transfer between your own wallets: a loss of its cost The transfer itself is not a sale; the fee coins leave at exit value 0, so the loss equals what they cost. Selling the fee at market value = 0; ignoring the fee = 1. | 1 / 3tested, partly met |
| Trading fees on both sides A purchase fee is part of the cost; a sale fee reduces the proceeds. Tested with a fiat purchase fee and a fiat sale fee. | 1 / 2tested, partly met |
| Income at receipt becomes the cost basis Staking, airdrops and other rewards are income at the NOK value when received, and that value is the cost of the later sale. | 2 / 2tested |
| Mining as its own income figure Mined coins are income at receipt and reported in Inntekt fra mining, apart from other crypto income. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Fiat money never on the crypto card Euro, dollars or kroner are not virtual assets: no fiat row in the wealth value and no fiat income in the crypto income fields. | 0 / 2tested, failed |
| Lost, stolen or scammed coins as a loss of cost A label that removes the asset with a loss equal to its purchase price, so the loss can be claimed once the conditions are met. | 0 / 1tested, failed |
| Whole-krone figures The report’s figures in whole kroner, each rounded once; rows and totals agree. | 1 / 1tested |
| NOK at the transaction date Fiat trades converted at the exchange rate of the moment; currency effects inside the gain, never a separate FX result. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Cost price when there is no market price A coin or NFT with no year-end market value is valued at its cost price in the wealth value, not at 0 or left out. | 0 / 2from documentation |
| The crypto card’s figures under the official field names Formuesverdi, Skattepliktig gevinst, Fradragsberettiget tap, Andre inntekter fra virtuelle eiendeler, Inntekt fra mining — named as the return names them, ready to copy. Old or home-made names = half. | 2 / 4tested, partly met |
| One row per currency for the per-asset route Name, amount at 31 December, wealth value, gain, loss and income per currency, plus the wallet or exchange, for filers who declare each asset. | 2 / 2tested |
| An attachment for the summed route A PDF to upload with the summed figures and the per-asset detail, stating the price date used for the wealth value. | 0 / 1tested, failed |
| Filing guidance in Norwegian Maintained guidance naming the card, the two routes and the attachment, current for the latest return. | 0 / 1from documentation |
| Figures transferred straight into the tax return The tool writes the crypto card into your return at Skatteetaten after an ID-porten login; you check and submit. | 0 / 3from documentation |
| DeFi as Skatteetaten reads it Wrapping and liquidity-pool deposits and withdrawals are sales; pool returns and governance tokens are income. Documented handling, not a generic “DeFi supported” claim. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Gifts: no gain for the giver Giving crypto away is not a sale with a gain; a label for gifts given and received that does this. A default that books a gain on a gift = 0. | 2 / 2tested |
| Wealth values you can see and change Each year-end value shows its basis and you can set a value per currency. | 1 / 1tested |
Koinly — full Norway scorecardrank 5 · 52/100▾Koinly · koinly.io · priced per tax year. Integration list: 986 entries imported. Tiers (kr): ≤100: 494 kr · ≤1,000: 998 kr · ≤3,000: 2,006 kr · ≤100,000: 3,014 kr.
| Per-unit cost basis with your choice of units Every unit keeps its own purchase price and you decide which units a sale uses (HIFO, FIFO or another per-lot method); lots survive transfers between your own wallets. A pooled average cost = 0. | 5 / 5from documentation |
| Norwegian product (Norwegian + NOK) App and tax report in Norwegian, NOK as base currency with every value converted on the transaction date. Half credit if only the report is in Norwegian. | 0 / 3from documentation |
| Crypto-to-crypto counted as a sale Swapping, trading or paying with crypto realises the coin given up at the NOK value of what you received. Tax-free swaps = 0. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Wealth value: what you held at the end of 31 December, at the 1 January price Formuesverdi = units held at the end of 31 December × the price on 1 January. Test: buy 1 BTC on 15 December, sell half on 2 January; the report must still show 1 BTC. The 31 December price gets half. | 0 / 4not tested |
| Gains and losses as two totals, per lot, never netted The card has one field for gains and one for losses: a sale that draws on a gain lot and a loss lot adds to both. Test: 3 BTC sold over a 300 000 and a 1 200 000 lot. | 0 / 3not tested |
| Fee on a transfer between your own wallets: a loss of its cost The transfer itself is not a sale; the fee coins leave at exit value 0, so the loss equals what they cost. Selling the fee at market value = 0; ignoring the fee = 1. | 0 / 3not tested |
| Trading fees on both sides A purchase fee is part of the cost; a sale fee reduces the proceeds. Tested with a fiat purchase fee and a fiat sale fee. | 0 / 2not tested |
| Income at receipt becomes the cost basis Staking, airdrops and other rewards are income at the NOK value when received, and that value is the cost of the later sale. | 0 / 2not tested |
| Mining as its own income figure Mined coins are income at receipt and reported in Inntekt fra mining, apart from other crypto income. | 0 / 2from documentation |
| Fiat money never on the crypto card Euro, dollars or kroner are not virtual assets: no fiat row in the wealth value and no fiat income in the crypto income fields. | 0 / 2not tested |
| Lost, stolen or scammed coins as a loss of cost A label that removes the asset with a loss equal to its purchase price, so the loss can be claimed once the conditions are met. | 0 / 1from documentation |
| Whole-krone figures The report’s figures in whole kroner, each rounded once; rows and totals agree. | 0 / 1not tested |
| NOK at the transaction date Fiat trades converted at the exchange rate of the moment; currency effects inside the gain, never a separate FX result. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Cost price when there is no market price A coin or NFT with no year-end market value is valued at its cost price in the wealth value, not at 0 or left out. | 0 / 2from documentation |
| The crypto card’s figures under the official field names Formuesverdi, Skattepliktig gevinst, Fradragsberettiget tap, Andre inntekter fra virtuelle eiendeler, Inntekt fra mining — named as the return names them, ready to copy. Old or home-made names = half. | 0 / 4from documentation |
| One row per currency for the per-asset route Name, amount at 31 December, wealth value, gain, loss and income per currency, plus the wallet or exchange, for filers who declare each asset. | 0 / 2from documentation |
| An attachment for the summed route A PDF to upload with the summed figures and the per-asset detail, stating the price date used for the wealth value. | 1 / 1from documentation |
| Filing guidance in Norwegian Maintained guidance naming the card, the two routes and the attachment, current for the latest return. | 0 / 1from documentation |
| Figures transferred straight into the tax return The tool writes the crypto card into your return at Skatteetaten after an ID-porten login; you check and submit. | 0 / 3from documentation |
| DeFi as Skatteetaten reads it Wrapping and liquidity-pool deposits and withdrawals are sales; pool returns and governance tokens are income. Documented handling, not a generic “DeFi supported” claim. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Gifts: no gain for the giver Giving crypto away is not a sale with a gain; a label for gifts given and received that does this. A default that books a gain on a gift = 0. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Wealth values you can see and change Each year-end value shows its basis and you can set a value per currency. | 0 / 1from documentation |
CoinTracking — full Norway scorecardrank 6 · 50/100▾CoinTracking · cointracking.info · all-time transaction count. Integration list: 301 entries imported. Tiers (kr): ≤200: 462 kr · ≤3,500: 1,527 kr · ≤20,000: 2,593 kr · ≤50,000: 3,422 kr · ≤100,000: 4,606 kr · unlimited: 9,105 kr.
| Per-unit cost basis with your choice of units Every unit keeps its own purchase price and you decide which units a sale uses (HIFO, FIFO or another per-lot method); lots survive transfers between your own wallets. A pooled average cost = 0. | 5 / 5tested |
| Norwegian product (Norwegian + NOK) App and tax report in Norwegian, NOK as base currency with every value converted on the transaction date. Half credit if only the report is in Norwegian. | 0 / 3from documentation |
| Crypto-to-crypto counted as a sale Swapping, trading or paying with crypto realises the coin given up at the NOK value of what you received. Tax-free swaps = 0. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Wealth value: what you held at the end of 31 December, at the 1 January price Formuesverdi = units held at the end of 31 December × the price on 1 January. Test: buy 1 BTC on 15 December, sell half on 2 January; the report must still show 1 BTC. The 31 December price gets half. | 2 / 4tested, partly met |
| Gains and losses as two totals, per lot, never netted The card has one field for gains and one for losses: a sale that draws on a gain lot and a loss lot adds to both. Test: 3 BTC sold over a 300 000 and a 1 200 000 lot. | 0 / 3tested, failed |
| Fee on a transfer between your own wallets: a loss of its cost The transfer itself is not a sale; the fee coins leave at exit value 0, so the loss equals what they cost. Selling the fee at market value = 0; ignoring the fee = 1. | 0 / 3tested, failed |
| Trading fees on both sides A purchase fee is part of the cost; a sale fee reduces the proceeds. Tested with a fiat purchase fee and a fiat sale fee. | 0 / 2tested, failed |
| Income at receipt becomes the cost basis Staking, airdrops and other rewards are income at the NOK value when received, and that value is the cost of the later sale. | 2 / 2tested |
| Mining as its own income figure Mined coins are income at receipt and reported in Inntekt fra mining, apart from other crypto income. | 2 / 2tested |
| Fiat money never on the crypto card Euro, dollars or kroner are not virtual assets: no fiat row in the wealth value and no fiat income in the crypto income fields. | 0 / 2tested, failed |
| Lost, stolen or scammed coins as a loss of cost A label that removes the asset with a loss equal to its purchase price, so the loss can be claimed once the conditions are met. | 0 / 1tested, failed |
| Whole-krone figures The report’s figures in whole kroner, each rounded once; rows and totals agree. | 0 / 1tested, failed |
| NOK at the transaction date Fiat trades converted at the exchange rate of the moment; currency effects inside the gain, never a separate FX result. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Cost price when there is no market price A coin or NFT with no year-end market value is valued at its cost price in the wealth value, not at 0 or left out. | 0 / 2from documentation |
| The crypto card’s figures under the official field names Formuesverdi, Skattepliktig gevinst, Fradragsberettiget tap, Andre inntekter fra virtuelle eiendeler, Inntekt fra mining — named as the return names them, ready to copy. Old or home-made names = half. | 0 / 4from documentation |
| One row per currency for the per-asset route Name, amount at 31 December, wealth value, gain, loss and income per currency, plus the wallet or exchange, for filers who declare each asset. | 0 / 2tested, failed |
| An attachment for the summed route A PDF to upload with the summed figures and the per-asset detail, stating the price date used for the wealth value. | 1 / 1tested |
| Filing guidance in Norwegian Maintained guidance naming the card, the two routes and the attachment, current for the latest return. | 0 / 1from documentation |
| Figures transferred straight into the tax return The tool writes the crypto card into your return at Skatteetaten after an ID-porten login; you check and submit. | 0 / 3from documentation |
| DeFi as Skatteetaten reads it Wrapping and liquidity-pool deposits and withdrawals are sales; pool returns and governance tokens are income. Documented handling, not a generic “DeFi supported” claim. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Gifts: no gain for the giver Giving crypto away is not a sale with a gain; a label for gifts given and received that does this. A default that books a gain on a gift = 0. | 2 / 2tested |
| Wealth values you can see and change Each year-end value shows its basis and you can set a value per currency. | 0 / 1from documentation |
Summ — full Norway scorecardrank 7 · 41/100▾Summ · summ.com · subscription. Integration list: 3,512 entries imported. Tiers (kr): ≤100: 580 kr · ≤1,000: 1,172 kr · ≤10,000: 2,948 kr · ≤100,000: 5,908 kr.
| Per-unit cost basis with your choice of units Every unit keeps its own purchase price and you decide which units a sale uses (HIFO, FIFO or another per-lot method); lots survive transfers between your own wallets. A pooled average cost = 0. | 5 / 5from documentation |
| Norwegian product (Norwegian + NOK) App and tax report in Norwegian, NOK as base currency with every value converted on the transaction date. Half credit if only the report is in Norwegian. | 0 / 3from documentation |
| Crypto-to-crypto counted as a sale Swapping, trading or paying with crypto realises the coin given up at the NOK value of what you received. Tax-free swaps = 0. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Wealth value: what you held at the end of 31 December, at the 1 January price Formuesverdi = units held at the end of 31 December × the price on 1 January. Test: buy 1 BTC on 15 December, sell half on 2 January; the report must still show 1 BTC. The 31 December price gets half. | 0 / 4not tested |
| Gains and losses as two totals, per lot, never netted The card has one field for gains and one for losses: a sale that draws on a gain lot and a loss lot adds to both. Test: 3 BTC sold over a 300 000 and a 1 200 000 lot. | 0 / 3not tested |
| Fee on a transfer between your own wallets: a loss of its cost The transfer itself is not a sale; the fee coins leave at exit value 0, so the loss equals what they cost. Selling the fee at market value = 0; ignoring the fee = 1. | 0 / 3not tested |
| Trading fees on both sides A purchase fee is part of the cost; a sale fee reduces the proceeds. Tested with a fiat purchase fee and a fiat sale fee. | 0 / 2not tested |
| Income at receipt becomes the cost basis Staking, airdrops and other rewards are income at the NOK value when received, and that value is the cost of the later sale. | 0 / 2not tested |
| Mining as its own income figure Mined coins are income at receipt and reported in Inntekt fra mining, apart from other crypto income. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Fiat money never on the crypto card Euro, dollars or kroner are not virtual assets: no fiat row in the wealth value and no fiat income in the crypto income fields. | 0 / 2not tested |
| Lost, stolen or scammed coins as a loss of cost A label that removes the asset with a loss equal to its purchase price, so the loss can be claimed once the conditions are met. | 1 / 1from documentation |
| Whole-krone figures The report’s figures in whole kroner, each rounded once; rows and totals agree. | 0 / 1not tested |
| NOK at the transaction date Fiat trades converted at the exchange rate of the moment; currency effects inside the gain, never a separate FX result. | 2 / 2from documentation |
| Cost price when there is no market price A coin or NFT with no year-end market value is valued at its cost price in the wealth value, not at 0 or left out. | 0 / 2from documentation |
| The crypto card’s figures under the official field names Formuesverdi, Skattepliktig gevinst, Fradragsberettiget tap, Andre inntekter fra virtuelle eiendeler, Inntekt fra mining — named as the return names them, ready to copy. Old or home-made names = half. | 0 / 4from documentation |
| One row per currency for the per-asset route Name, amount at 31 December, wealth value, gain, loss and income per currency, plus the wallet or exchange, for filers who declare each asset. | 0 / 2from documentation |
| An attachment for the summed route A PDF to upload with the summed figures and the per-asset detail, stating the price date used for the wealth value. | 0 / 1from documentation |
| Filing guidance in Norwegian Maintained guidance naming the card, the two routes and the attachment, current for the latest return. | 0 / 1from documentation |
| Figures transferred straight into the tax return The tool writes the crypto card into your return at Skatteetaten after an ID-porten login; you check and submit. | 0 / 3from documentation |
| DeFi as Skatteetaten reads it Wrapping and liquidity-pool deposits and withdrawals are sales; pool returns and governance tokens are income. Documented handling, not a generic “DeFi supported” claim. | 0 / 2from documentation |
| Gifts: no gain for the giver Giving crypto away is not a sale with a gain; a label for gifts given and received that does this. A default that books a gain on a gift = 0. | 0 / 2from documentation |
| Wealth values you can see and change Each year-end value shows its basis and you can set a value per currency. | 0 / 1from documentation |