Crypto.com CSV to H&R Block
H&R Block won't take your Crypto.com CSV directly — TurboTax removed crypto CSV import in January 2026 and the legacy importer capped at ~4,000 rows. Upload your export here and download a TXF that imports without the cap.
Why Crypto.com users get stuck at H&R Block
The Crypto.com details that trip up a clean H&R Block filing — and how the converter handles each.
Note 01
The Crypto.com App and the Crypto.com Exchange export separately — upload the CSV that covers the account which actually held the disposed lots.
Note 02
The tax/gain-loss CSV pairs proceeds with basis; the raw transaction export is a ledger and needs an aggregator to shape it into Form 8949 rows.
Note 03
Card cashback and Earn rewards are income at receipt, not capital gains — only the disposal of those coins converts here.
How it works
Four steps. Preview and reconciliation are free — you only pay to download.
Upload
CSV or 1099-DA PDF
Extract
Every lot, term-aware
Reconcile
Fill Unknown basis
Download
TXF, CSV, XLSX, PDFs
Upload this, download that
You upload
- Crypto.com tax / gain-loss CSV
- Exported from the Crypto.com Tax section, or Exchange → Reports
You download
- TXF for TurboTax Desktop, TaxAct, H&R Block
- Form 8949 CSV and XLSX
- Wash sale report PDF (if your data has wash sales)
- Import guide PDF with step-by-step screenshots
Preview is free. One-time $6.99 for the bundle.
How to import your TXF into H&R Block
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1
Open H&R Block Desktop Premium or higher (the Online edition does not accept TXF imports).
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2
Go to File → Import Financial Information → Import from TXF.
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3
Select the TXF file you downloaded here; H&R Block previews the lots before importing.
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4
Confirm to populate Form 8949 and Schedule D, wash sale adjustments included.
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5
Review the transactions and continue with your return.
Crypto.com to H&R Block FAQ
Which Crypto.com export should I upload?
Upload the Crypto.com tax / gain-loss CSV from the Crypto.com Tax section, or Exchange → Reports. The Crypto.com App and the Crypto.com Exchange export separately — upload the CSV that covers the account which actually held the disposed lots.
Why doesn't Crypto.com import into H&R Block directly?
TurboTax removed crypto CSV import in January 2026, and H&R Block Desktop only accepts the legacy TXF format that no tracker emits. This tool turns your Crypto.com CSV into a TXF that H&R Block Desktop imports in one step.
Does the 4,000-row limit apply here?
No. The ~4,000-row ceiling was specific to TurboTax's old crypto CSV importer. TXF imports have no row cap, so even a heavy Crypto.com trading year comes through in full.
Are wash sales handled?
If your CSV includes wash sale figures, they pass through using the standard crypto codes (322 short-term, 324 long-term). The IRS has not formally extended the wash sale rule to digital assets for the 2025 filing year, so we honor whatever your source reports rather than inferring new adjustments.
Is my file stored anywhere?
No. Your upload is processed in memory and deleted when the conversion finishes. The output bundle stays available for 24 hours, then is removed. There's no account to create.
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