CoinSpot tax calculator: estimate CGT on your CoinSpot trades in Australia

CoinSpot is one of the most popular Australian crypto exchanges. If you have bought, sold, swapped, or staked crypto through CoinSpot during the 2025-26 tax year, each of those actions can have a different tax effect. This page explains what to expect and how to use the estimator with your CoinSpot history.

Tax obligations for CoinSpot users

Every time you sell crypto for AUD, swap one coin for another, or receive staking rewards on CoinSpot, you may trigger a taxable event under Australian law. Selling and swapping are disposal events that can create capital gains or losses. Staking rewards are treated as ordinary income when received.

How to export your CoinSpot transaction history

Log in to CoinSpot, navigate to Orders & History, and select the relevant date range for the 2025-26 financial year (1 July 2025 to 30 June 2026). Click Export CSV to download a file containing your complete trade and order history. Keep this file — you will need it for tax estimation.

Common taxable events on CoinSpot

The most frequent tax-triggering actions for CoinSpot users are: selling BTC or ETH for AUD (disposal), swapping between coins using the Swap feature (also a disposal of the outgoing coin), and receiving staking rewards (ordinary income on receipt). Each of these is handled differently in the estimator.

How to use this estimator with CoinSpot data

After exporting your CoinSpot CSV, you can enter your buy, sell, swap, and staking events into the calculator using the event builder. The estimator applies FIFO parcel matching to calculate gains and losses. Make sure to include AUD values for each event — the estimator does not look up historical prices automatically.

Watch-outs for CoinSpot users

CoinSpot's CSV export may include internal transfers and deposits that are not taxable events — only disposals and income events matter for this estimator. If you used CoinSpot's OTC desk for large trades, those trades should be entered separately as they may not appear in the standard CSV export. Also check that your AUD values are accurate for the date of each trade.

Quick single-transaction estimate

Enter a single buy-and-sell scenario to see your estimated CGT impact.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I calculate tax on my CoinSpot trades in Australia?
Export your CoinSpot transaction history as a CSV, then use a crypto tax estimator that applies FIFO parcel matching to calculate capital gains and losses for each disposal.
Does selling crypto on CoinSpot trigger a tax event in Australia?
Yes. Selling crypto for AUD on CoinSpot is a disposal event that can create a capital gain or loss depending on the difference between your cost base and the sale proceeds.

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Reviewed: March 2026 · Tax year: 2025-26

General information about crypto tax in Australia for individual investors. Not tax advice.


Last updated 12 May 2026 Tax year 2025-26

Data sources: ATO (ato.gov.au), Services Australia

This tool is general information only, not financial advice.

Reviewed by AusTax Tools Editorial Desk

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