@kostopst agree TT is messed up w/ Crypto reporting since the Desktop only supports using .txf file imports. Their trying to get people to use their dumb online versions since it supports .CSV apparently. What crypto exchange are using? If your exchange provides a .CSV file, I found you can actually do the following below, to create a .tax file to import it into TT. Not sure if it works, but have seen it mentioned. Maybe this below will help you.
If all you have is .CSV you can try this:
Start a TurboTax online account, import your cryptocurrency data and then save the .tax file to import into your desktop version. To do this, while you are in your tax return, click Tax Tools on the left menu. Click on Tools. In the pop-up menu, click on Save your 2021 return to your computer. Then import into your desktop version.
If have a .TXF file do this:
Import it into TT via the File/Import\Accounting File. Most coin tracking apps like CoinTracker will generate this file using your exchanges .CSV file like Coinbase Pro. I use Coinbase pro and Cointracker supports reporting up to 3000 Coinbase transactions for free to a .txf file. This is what I used for filing on the desktop version. You can adjust any of the transactions once there imported if some of the fees are not computed correctly. I also noticed you have to go through manually and add whether your short/long transaction was reported or not. It's all just a pain in a#$ to report this stuff especially if your an active trader. Maybe someday it'll get better, but I doubt it since it seems like every year, it just gets worse 😃
Hope this helps, Cheers.
