Convert an exchange CSV to a Form 8949 worksheet
working converterForm 8949 wants every crypto disposal on its own line — dates acquired and sold, proceeds, basis — but exchange CSVs are shaped for humans, not IRS forms. Drop any exchange CSV below: the parser auto-maps common column layouts and emits a real .xlsx worksheet in 8949 column order, the layout CPAs prep from. In-browser; nothing uploads.
How it works
- Export the file from your exchange or tool (Any exchange transaction CSV — the parser auto-maps common column layouts.).
- Drop it above — the parser identifies the format and shows every transaction.
- Check the preview and notes, then download the Form 8949 / Schedule D Excel worksheet file.
- Import it into your tax software and verify the totals.
FAQ
What does the worksheet look like?
One row per disposal: asset, quantity, date acquired, date sold, proceeds, cost basis. Cells your export doesn’t state stay blank and flagged in the Notes column — never filled with guesses.
Does it file Form 8949?
No — it’s a workpaper. Your tax software or preparer files the form; the worksheet gives them clean input.
Does it split short-term from long-term?
The worksheet keeps acquisition and sale dates per row so the short/long-term split is mechanical — classification itself happens in your software or your preparer’s hands.
Is my file uploaded anywhere?
No — parsing, conversion, and the download all run in this tab with JavaScript. You can disconnect from the internet after the page loads and it still works.
What are the free limits?
The preview shows every parsed row. Downloads are complete for files up to 100 transactions; larger files download the first 25 rows. A paid pack removes the cap.
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