data_celsius

A fictive Celsius data set to demonstrate <code>format_celsius()</code>.

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Helps calculate crypto taxes in R. First, by allowing
you to format .CSV files from various exchanges to one
large data frame of organized transactions. Second, by allowing you to
calculate your Adjusted Cost Base (ACB), ACB per share, and
realized and unrealized capital gains/losses. Third, by calculating
revenues gained from staking, interest, airdrops, etc. Fourth, by
calculating superficial losses as well. *Disclaimer: This is not financial advice.
Use at your own risks. There are no guarantees whatsoever in relation
to the use of this package. Please consult a tax professional as necessary*.

Mr. Cryptoltruist

cryptoTax

Report Crypto Taxes (Canada Only)

Steve Wong

data_celsius function

A data frame with 12 rows and 9 variables:<dl>
<dt>Internal.id</dt>
<dd>internal id</dd><dt>Date.and.time</dt>
<dd>the date</dd><dt>Transaction.type</dt>
<dd>transaction type</dd><dt>Coin.type</dt>
<dd>coin type</dd><dt>Coin.amount</dt>
<dd>quantity</dd><dt>USD.Value</dt>
<dd>value in USD</dd><dt>Original.Reward.Coin</dt>
<dd>original reward coin</dd><dt>Reward.Amount.In.Original.Coin</dt>
<dd>reward amount in original coin</dd><dt>Confirmed</dt>
<dd>status of transaction</dd>...</dl>

Format

Sample data set of a fictive Celsius transaction history file — data_celsius

A data frame with 12 rows and 9 variables:<dl>
<dt>Internal.id</dt>
<dd>internal id</dd>

<dt>Date.and.time</dt>
<dd>the date</dd>

<dt>Transaction.type</dt>
<dd>transaction type</dd>

<dt>Coin.type</dt>
<dd>coin type</dd>

<dt>Coin.amount</dt>
<dd>quantity</dd>

<dt>USD.Value</dt>
<dd>value in USD</dd>

<dt>Original.Reward.Coin</dt>
<dd>original reward coin</dd>

<dt>Reward.Amount.In.Original.Coin</dt>
<dd>reward amount in original coin</dd>

<dt>Confirmed</dt>
<dd>status of transaction</dd>

...

</dl>

data_celsius: Sample data set of a fictive Celsius transaction history file

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