CoinLedger, a leading tax reporting platform for cryptocurrency, DeFi, and NFT users, today announced its official integration with the Polygon blockchain (MATIC). Users who interact with Polygon via decentralized applications and wallets can now import their transaction history directly to CoinLedger to automate all of their capital gains, losses, and income tax reporting.
“We are thrilled to expand our tax reporting and accounting capabilities to the Polygon ecosystem,” said David Kemmerer, Co-Founder and CEO of CoinLedger. “The transaction volume and sheer number of applications being built on top of Polygon is astounding. We couldn’t be more excited about helping to unlock even more innovation within the ecosystem by reducing the friction associated with transacting on Polygon—through seamless tax reporting for all.”
The interoperable nature of cryptocurrencies and digital assets, with transfers across different blockchains like Polygon, can create tax reporting nightmares for individuals. CoinLedger solves this problem by integrating directly with leading exchanges, wallets, and blockchains to allow any cryptocurrency user to track their digital-asset transaction history across the entire crypto-economy.
By simply copy/pasting their public Polygon wallet address to CoinLedger, users can now automatically import and account for all of their historical transactions with the click of a button. From here, they can generate complete capital gains, losses, and income tax reports from their transaction history.
