Hi, I lost quite a bit of money trading in 2021. I received a CSV file from Binance containing all transactions (deposits, fees, losses, profits).
But it's too complicated for my tax advisor, and for me too. Is there a way to have this CSV read and converted into a simple and understandable overview?
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What’s too complicated? Did you import the file correctly into a spreadsheet?
what do you mean?
Well, I understand that you have a CSV file right now, right? What is the problem now? Can’t they open? Is she unclear and why?
A CSV is imported into a spreadsheet, such as Excel. If you do that right then you usually have a clear table. Of course, it can also be confusing because it may not have been well done. But where exactly the problem lies with you is not to be seen from your description until now.