Calculate Bitvavo taxes for Belgium: import your transaction history and get a compliant report.
Upload your Bitvavo CSV export and Cryptotax automatically processes your trades, staking rewards and transfers using the Belgian FIFO method in euro, ready for your accountant or MyMinfin.
The simplest way to handle Bitvavo taxes
Bitvavo is the most popular exchange in Belgium and the Netherlands, but on your tax return you have to report your gains and losses yourself. Cryptotax imports your full Bitvavo history from a single CSV file, converts everything to EUR and applies FIFO in line with the Belgian tax rules on the capital gains tax on crypto.
No more manual spreadsheets
Upload your Bitvavo CSV export and our import module processes buy and sell transactions, staking rewards and transfers automatically, without you having to enter a single formula.
Full Belgian compliance
The tax engine applies FIFO per asset, calculates the taxable capital gain in EUR and classifies staking rewards as miscellaneous income. Your report aligns perfectly with the Belgian return.
Combine with other sources
Merge your Bitvavo data with Ethereum wallets, Kraken, Binance or other exchanges in one unified overview. FIFO lot matching happens cross-platform.
Everything you need in one Bitvavo tax calculator
From CSV upload to a ready-to-use PDF report: Cryptotax bundles every step so you can be sure of a complete and correct Belgian return.
Full CSV support
We import the Bitvavo CSV format including buy/sell, deposits, withdrawals and staking rewards. Time zones are normalized automatically.
Staking rewards recognition
Bitvavo staking payouts are automatically labeled as miscellaneous income for correct Belgian reporting.
Historical EUR prices
Every transaction is valued in euro through our internal price service using the rate at the exact moment, in line with the Belgian tax requirements.
Accountant-ready PDF
Export an overview with yearly and per-transaction analysis, including notes for declaration codes and an audit trail for your accountant.
How the Bitvavo CSV import works
Four simple steps. You do not need an API key, just a CSV export from your Bitvavo account.
Export your transaction history
Log in to Bitvavo, go to Account → Transaction history and download your full history as a CSV file. See our step-by-step guide if you need help.
Upload the file
Drag the CSV file into Cryptotax. We recognize the Bitvavo format automatically and normalize the time zone.
We process everything automatically
Our parser classifies every transaction line (buy, sell, staking reward or transfer) and applies FIFO in EUR across your full history.
Check your taxable gain
Review the automated Belgian calculation, add notes where needed and download the accountant-ready PDF report.
Frequently asked questions about Bitvavo and Belgian taxes
Which CSV file do I need to export from Bitvavo?
In Bitvavo, go to Account → Transaction history and click "Download CSV". You get a single file with all your transactions. Cryptotax recognizes the format automatically.
How does Cryptotax calculate my gains?
We use the Belgian FIFO method, track every lot and recalculate everything to euro using historical exchange rates. Results appear in your report with clear categories per declaration code.
What happens with staking rewards?
Bitvavo staking payouts are automatically labeled as miscellaneous income. You see net and gross amounts per reward for a watertight file.
Do I have to report my Bitvavo account to the CAP?
Yes. As a Belgian taxpayer you have to register your Bitvavo account with the Central Point of Contact (CAP) at the National Bank. Read our step-by-step guide for the full procedure.
What is DAC8 and does it affect my Bitvavo return?
DAC8 is the European directive that requires crypto platforms to report transaction data to the tax authorities. Bitvavo will share your data with the Belgian tax administration, so make sure your return is correct. Read more in our DAC8 guide for Belgium.
Which Bitvavo transactions are taxable in Belgium?
Sales, crypto-to-crypto conversions and staking rewards are taxable. Purchases with fiat and transfers between your own wallets are not. Cryptotax classifies every transaction automatically. See the full overview of taxable crypto transactions and read more about the capital gains tax on crypto.
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Start for free with your Bitvavo import
Create a free account, upload your Bitvavo CSV export and receive a compliant Belgian calculation within minutes. Your data stays private, encrypted and in Belgian hands.