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Tax Reporting Disclaimer

v1.0.0-draftEffective: 2026-06-01Last updated: 2026-06-01

This is a working draft. The final text must be reviewed by legal counsel before commercial launch.

Quick Summary

TalixTrade is trading software, not a tax service. You are solely responsible for reporting your trading activity and paying any taxes due under your local law. Where available we let you export your trading history, but we do not provide tax advice, filing, or accounting.

Who We Are

TalixTrade is operated by Anton Shchur, an Individual Entrepreneur (FOP) registered in Ukraine (registry code 2011600000000040678), at Dnipro, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, Ukraine.

TalixTrade is software — a bot builder, Smart Trade, signals, backtesting, paper mode, and AI tools. It is not an exchange, bank, broker, custodian, financial advisor, or tax service. We never hold your funds, accept deposits, or withdraw from your exchange account.

This page explains how taxes work in relation to your use of TalixTrade. It is general information, not tax advice.

Your Responsibility

You are solely responsible for your own taxes.

  • You must self-report your trading activity according to the laws of your country, region, and local jurisdiction.
  • You must track your own gains and losses across all the exchanges and accounts you use.
  • You must calculate, declare, and pay any taxes you owe by the deadlines that apply to you.
  • You must keep your own records for as long as your local law requires.

Your funds and trades live on your own exchange account (for example Binance, Bybit, or OKX). TalixTrade only sends orders through an API key with withdrawal permission disabled. We never take custody of your assets, so the legal and tax responsibility for those assets stays entirely with you.

What We Provide (Where Available)

Where the feature is supported, you can export your TalixTrade trading history as a CSV file. This export is provided as a convenience to help you and your accountant see what trades the software placed on your behalf.

Please note:

  • The export reflects activity recorded inside TalixTrade. It may not include every transaction in your exchange account (for example deposits, withdrawals, transfers, staking, or trades you made manually outside TalixTrade).
  • The export is raw activity data. It is not a tax report, a gain/loss statement, or a cost-basis calculation.
  • You should always reconcile our export against the official records from your exchange.

What We Do NOT Provide

TalixTrade does not provide and cannot provide:

  • Tax advice of any kind.
  • Tax preparation, filing, or submission to any authority on your behalf.
  • Fiat-currency cost tracking, valuation, or conversion for tax purposes.
  • Gain/loss calculations, cost-basis accounting, or capital-gains reports.
  • Confirmation that any export is complete, accurate, or suitable for your filing.

Nothing in the software or on this page should be read as a recommendation about how to treat any transaction for tax purposes.

General Guidance (Not Advice)

The following is general background only. It is not advice, and it may be wrong for your situation.

  • Most countries treat profits from crypto trading as taxable — often as capital gains, sometimes as income. The exact treatment varies widely.
  • Rules differ by country and can change frequently. Some jurisdictions tax each trade, others only on conversion to fiat, and the treatment of fees, losses, and holding periods is not the same everywhere.
  • Good record-keeping matters. Keep your trade history, dates, amounts, and the value of assets at the time of each transaction.

Resources

If you need to understand your obligations, your national or regional tax authority is usually the best starting point — for example the IRS in the United States or HMRC in the United Kingdom, and the equivalent authority in your own country. Most tax authorities publish guidance on how crypto-assets are treated. We do not link to specific pages here, because those addresses change; please search for the official site of your own tax authority.

Consult a Professional

Tax rules around crypto-assets are complex and change often. Before you rely on anything in this disclaimer, you should consult a qualified tax professional or accountant who understands the rules in your jurisdiction. They can review your specific circumstances and tell you what you actually owe and how to report it.

Contact

Questions about exporting your trading history can be sent to [email protected]. Please note that we can help with the software, but we cannot answer tax questions or give tax advice.

This is a draft prepared for later review by qualified legal counsel. It has not yet been legally vetted and should not be relied upon as final.

Questions about this document: [email protected]