Accounting Standard

Crypto Accounting by 4-Pillar Standard.

What makes crypto accounting reliable, and how far you are from it.

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The four pillars

The documentation standard in four pillars

Four criteria decide whether crypto accounting holds up in an audit.

01_COMPLETENESS

Completeness

No wallet is forgotten. Where APIs fail, TX-Partner reconstructs the data manually.

02_TRACEABILITY

Traceability

Origin and context for every transaction, internal transfer chains closed. Only then does the record become readable.

03_ACCURACY

Accuracy

DeFi is complex. TX-Partner translates on-chain data into technically correct facts: swaps, bridges, LP tokens, staking. A zero cost basis or an automatic balancing entry makes the report look clean; the calculation stays wrong.

04_USABILITY

Usability

One data set for three audiences: tax report, proof of funds, DAC8 reconciliation. A structure that stays readable years later.

Why the standard

Crypto Accounting Obligation: Why complete data counts

Crypto accounting is not optional. Anyone declaring crypto needs a verifiable history. Tax advisors and tax authorities calculate on top of it.

Automated Reporting

With DAC8, crypto service providers report aggregated gross annual values per asset to tax authorities across the EU from 2027. Tax offices receive structured data and compare it against your tax return.

Your Disclosure Obligation

Crypto gains are taxable in both Austria and Germany. Accurate declaration requires a complete, verifiable transaction history that tax advisors and tax offices can rely on.

Discrepancies Become Visible

If DAC8 reporting data and your tax return diverge, inquiries can follow. Complete crypto accounting is your best safeguard.

Digital Chain of Evidence

The in-house documentation tool of TX-Partner logs every step. Where assumptions are necessary, they are justified and documented.

How it is built

How the Crypto Accounting Standard is built

01

Completeness Check

TX-Partner compares all sources and identifies the missing transactions. No wallet is left out.

02

Correction and Review

DeFi swaps, staking rewards and NFT transfers are categorized correctly. Every unclear transaction is reviewed by hand.

03

Consistency and Archiving

Logic checks on balances and internal transfers. The structure stays usable for later years and any audit.

From Practice

When the standard reaches the client

Three portfolios, three starting points. What was left after the cleanup.

“My crypto transactions were entered in Blockpit cleanly, completely and traceably. That saved me a lot of time and effort.”
K. P.
“At first I panicked because a lot was wrong in CoinTracking, including a missing cost basis. Fortunately everything was cleaned up within a short time. I felt very well looked after and can fully recommend TX-Partner.”
O. J.
“That was very helpful for me. Where my tax advisor used to say ‘you had best look into that yourself’, the expertise of TX-Partner begins.”
D. Z.

Genuine client reviews, collected via Trustpilot, LinkedIn and direct feedback after each project.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Questions we're often asked

The TX-Partner Documentation Standard is a four-pillar framework for crypto accounting: completeness (no wallet forgotten), traceability (origin and context for every transaction), accuracy (on-chain events translated correctly), and usability (one data set for tax report, proof of funds and DAC8 reconciliation).

Automated tools import data and generate reports – but they cannot verify whether the underlying data is correct or complete. TX-Partner fills exactly this gap: we audit the source data, fix errors, and document everything in a traceable and tool-compatible way.

Primarily yes – TX-Partner works mainly with Blockpit and CoinTracking. The standard itself is tool-independent: the principles (completeness, traceability, accuracy, usability) apply to any tax tool.