Crypto Tax Calculator

Estimate what your trading, staking, and harvested losses will cost this year — federal and state — before you file.

Reviewed by Andy Pham, CPA · Former IRS Revenue Agent · Updated June 2026

Your numbers

Enter totals from your exchange reports. Nothing is uploaded — the math runs in your browser.

Wages and non-crypto income before deductions

$

Staking, mining, airdrops, interest — value at receipt

$

Held one year or less

$

Held more than one year

$

Positive number — losses you actually closed

$

From last year's Schedule D

$

Flat estimate; 0 for no-income-tax states

%

Estimated tax on your crypto

$4,155

About 22.5% of your taxable crypto activity. Total estimated tax on the full return: $17,969.

Federal tax on ordinary income$11,744
Federal tax on long-term gains$1,800
State tax at 5%$4,425
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How the estimate breaks down

Net short-term gains
$5,000

Taxed as ordinary income · top rate 22%

Net long-term gains
$12,000

Long-term rate 15%

Crypto income (staking, mining, airdrops)
$1,500

Ordinary income at value on receipt

Loss applied against ordinary income
$0

Capped at $3,000 per year

Loss carried to future years
$0

Carries forward indefinitely

Planning estimate only, using current federal brackets, the standard deduction, and a flat state rate. It ignores credits, AMT, NIIT, the Social Security wage cap, phase-outs, and state-specific capital gain rules. It is not tax advice or a filed return.

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