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TaxBit is a tax reporting platform for businesses: exchanges, wallets, fintechs, payment providers, marketplaces and banks use it to produce reports under CARF, DAC8, CRS 2.0 and 1099-DA across more than 70 jurisdictions. Pricing is set by individual quote.
| Offer | Cost at TaxBit |
|---|---|
| Enterprise licence | priced by scope, quote after a demo |
| Government and public sector | separate offer on request |
| Individual investors | consumer platform ran until 30 October 2023, since then focused on businesses and government |
Tip for individual investors: For your own tax return, tools with a fixed annual plan based on the number of transactions and a local tax report are the better fit. We compare their plans in our crypto tax software comparison.
As of 22 October 2026 according to taxbit.com.
Pros & Cons
- Over 3,500 integrations for exchanges, wallets, blockchains and DeFi protocols
- Integrated DeFi, Web3, and NFT tracking
- Support for FIFO, LIFO, HIFO, and ACB as tax methods
- Country-specific tax reports for 24 countries, including Germany, Austria, France and Spain
- Developer API for advanced use cases
- ELSTER-compatible reports including Anlage SO for Germany; every subscription includes reports for all tax years and also covers stocks and dividends
- No free tax report: importing, categorisation and portfolio tracking are free, reports start at €49 with an annual subscription
- Setup is described as moderately complex, room for improvement for beginners
- Audit support is currently not available
- The transaction limit counts across all tax years, and reports can only be accessed while the subscription is active
- Tax minimisation, tax-loss harvesting and the audit report only from the Investor plan at €249 a year
- Reporting for more than 70 jurisdictions, including CARF, DAC8 and 1099-DA
- All tax methods available, including custom methods
- SOC 2-certified, bank-level security
- Full enterprise API for seamless integration
- Personal account manager for enterprise customers
- Businesses and government only, consumer platform closed at the end of October 2023
- Pricing on request, public pricing has room for improvement
- Setup is considered complex, professional support is recommended
Features
| not available | DeFi support | not available |
| not available | Tax advisor export | not available |
| available | FIFO method | available |
| available | LIFO method | available |
| not available | API access | not available |
| not available | Mobile app | not available |
| not available | Free plan | not available |
| available | NFT tracking | available |
| available | Staking tracking | available |
| not available | Audit support | not available |
- Industry-leading with over 3,500 integrations
- Country-specific tax formats for global coverage
- Comprehensive Web3 and DeFi support
- Annual subscription from €49 to €499 depending on transaction count, up to 500,000 transactions for €2,499
- Complete compliance suite for tax audits
- 3 billion transactions processed in tax year 2025
- SOC 2 certification and bank-level security
- Custom enterprise reports and tax forms
The five areas head to head
AI AnalysisFees & Costs
The tool is free to use after signup: importing, automatic categorisation, portfolio tracking and DeFi and NFT coverage require no payment. What is chargeable is access to the reports, the tax-loss harvesting tool and priority support. Annual plans: €49 for 100 transactions, €99 for 1,000, €249 for 10,000 and €499 for 100,000; the Trader plan can be extended to up to 500,000 transactions for €2,499, and beyond that there are custom offers for up to one million transactions. The transaction limit applies across all tax years, and in return every active subscription includes reports for all tax years; upgrading only costs the difference, and you can cancel at any time. There is no permanently free report. As of November 2026, prices according to Summ's pricing page when accessed from Germany; in the US the same amounts apply in US dollars.
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Usability & User Experience
Setup is more demanding than at the beginner-oriented competitors — in exchange the tool handles complex transaction histories that others fail on. A suggestion engine categorises ambiguous entries automatically. For simple portfolios the feature set is arguably oversized. As of August 2026.
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Features & Offering
With more than 3,500 integrations across exchanges, wallets and blockchains, coverage is the broadest in this comparison, particularly relevant for DeFi, Web3 and NFT activity, where other tools run out of road early. Country-specific tax formats cover several jurisdictions, for Germany with ELSTER-compatible reports including the Anlage SO. In October 2025 Crypto Tax Calculator was renamed Summ, marking the shift from a pure tax calculator to a broader digital-asset management platform that now also tracks stocks and dividends. As of November 2026.
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Verdict
In our overall rating TaxBit leads with 4.1 against 2.9 for Summ.
For most investors TaxBit is therefore the better choice.
Summ (formerly Crypto Tax Calculator) is especially valued for its industry-leading number of over 3,500 integrations. No other platform in this comparison offers such broad coverage of exchanges, wallets, and blockchains. Support for FIFO, LIFO, HIFO, and ACB as tax methods, along with country-specific tax reports for 24 countries including Germany, Austria, France and Spain, makes the tool appealing for internationally active crypto investors. For Germany the reports are ELSTER-compatible and include the Anlage SO.
Particularly noteworthy is the comprehensive Web3 and DeFi support, which also fully captures NFT transactions; Summ now covers stocks and dividends as well. The developer API enables advanced use cases and integrations into existing workflows. Annual subscriptions range from €49 for 100 transactions to €499 for 100,000 transactions, and up to 500,000 transactions cost €2,499; prices are considered moderate by market standards and offer tiered options for different portfolio sizes. Every active subscription covers all tax years, which is why the transaction limit counts across all years.
There is no free tax report: importing, categorisation and portfolio tracking are free after signup, but reports require a paid subscription, which raises the barrier to entry compared with some competitors. Tax minimisation, tax-loss harvesting and an audit report are only included from the Investor plan. Setup is described as moderately complex, and audit support is still unavailable.
In our direct dealings with the provider, communication was not always straightforward.
TaxBit is regarded as one of the leading enterprise solutions in the area of crypto tax compliance. With reporting for more than 70 jurisdictions, the platform is primarily aimed at companies, institutional investors, and crypto exchanges that need a comprehensive compliance infrastructure. The SOC 2-certified, bank-level security and the complete compliance suite for tax audits are positively viewed in professional circles as quality features.
The platform supports all common tax methods, including custom calculation methods, allowing maximum flexibility in tax processing. The full enterprise API enables seamless integration into existing systems, and a personal account manager is available to enterprise customers. With 3 billion transactions processed in tax year 2025 and more than 50 million accounts (TaxBit figures, October 2026), TaxBit has an extensive data foundation that supports calculation accuracy.
TaxBit has not served individual investors since the end of October 2023 and now focuses entirely on businesses and government. Pricing is available only on request, which makes comparison with other providers more difficult. Setup is also considered complex and usually requires professional support. TaxBit is therefore a fit for companies and institutional users; individual investors will find suitable tools in our crypto tax software comparison.