Profit from the transfer of Crypto Assets
₹ 85,000
*Applicable surcharge and 4% cess payable on the amount of tax.
The tax you need to pay*
₹ 25,500
*Applicable surcharge and 4% cess payable on the amount of tax.
A cryptocurrency is information, code, or token that exists digitally generated through cryptographic means. It uses the decentralised system to record transactions and issue new units.
To use TaxHelpdesk’s Cryptocurrency Tax Calculator, you need to put the sale price of the cryptocurrency as well as the cost of the acquisition and the calculator will do its work.
Cryptocurrency gains are taxed at a flat 30%, without deductions other than the cost of acquisition.
Yes, TaxHelpdesk’s calculator allows you to calculate taxes for multiple cryptocurrency transactions
As per the Income Tax Act, all cryptocurrency gains are taxed at flat 30%. Therefore, differentiation between short-term and long-term gains on cryptocurrency is inapplicable.
No, you cannot carry forward the losses from the sale of cryptocurrency. Therefore, choose wisely.
Yes, as per the Income Tax laws, you must disclose crypto holdings and gains while filing your income tax return.
Yes, you can input transaction fees as part of the cost of acquisition for accurate calculations.
Absolutely! The tool is user-friendly and requires minimal inputs to generate results.
Yes, TaxHelpdesk ensures data privacy and does not store user-entered information.
Yes, TaxHelpdesk’s Cryptocurrency Tax Calculator is free to use for computing basic tax liabilities.