@jcorraini Sometimes hidden formatting on a .csv file can create issues. As you may know, you can only enter 50 transactions manually, or you can import up to 2251 transactions. If you have more than that to report, you can use a private accountant to reconcile your crypto transactions and aggregate them for your return, or you can reconcile them on your own with a transaction aggregator. There are many services online that can help you aggregate your transactions and help you calculate your gains and losses.
"Expert Alumni GiseleD"
Here is also another helpful tip: Using CoinTracker, downloading Capital Gains CSV report AND uploading a CSV format specified as "Windows Comma Separated" (.csv) was the key. I use a Mac and the file in the original *.csv file extension must be saved to "Windows Comma Separated" (.csv) for it to be accepted.
"scarF_coin New Member"
