ANI PR Wire
27 Jul 2022, 19:00 GMT+10
New Delhi [India], July 27 (ANI/BusinessWire India): Bridging the compliance gap between the web3 and the real world, crypto tax and portfolio tracking platform Binocs has today announced its partnership with cryptocurrency exchange BitBns as their tax partner. Through this partnership, BitBns users can easily calculate their crypto taxes by simply integrating their accounts with Binocs.
Over the years, India has grown to become one of the largest investor bases in crypto and with the government announcing taxes on crypto, there is a need for software that can help to simplify the crypto taxation process. To address this gap, Binocs has built crypto compliance and portfolio tracking infrastructure for retail and B2B customers.
The primary purpose of Binocs is to ensure accurate tax computation is executed while maintaining compliance with the latest local laws and regulations for all its users. Binocs caters to an array of transactions right from Buy, Sell, and Stake, P2P transactions and even internal and external transfers. With complete transparency, the algorithm breaks down the transaction fee and TDS already paid on the transactions and then calculates tax on the net amount.
Users can link their crypto portfolios via multiple sources - Indian exchanges, international exchanges, on wallets, and on chains directly. They can track daily portfolio movements and portfolio value (enabled by intelligent analytics), as well as download quarterly and annual tax computation and account statements. Binocs also reconciles transactions, since inception, from multiple accounts with zero errors.
Binocs simplifies the reporting of cryptocurrency holdings for several jurisdictions for users and expands the portfolio of services offered in the ecosystem. This partnership with BitBns offers the exchange's users a plethora of ways to import their historical crypto transactions by simply linking their accounts to the Binocs app, which then generates necessary tax reports with the click of a button. These reports can be downloaded or shared with a tax professional or simply imported into popular tax filing software solutions.
Binocs uses OAuth Integration systems that provide state-of-the-art security and protect all its users' data. The app also recognizes duplicate transactions and corrects them automatically. It ensures all accurate values have been considered for the transactions and has added the feature to tag all transactions correctly.
Binocs CEO Tonmoy Shingal said, "With the government regulating crypto transactions, the need for a simple yet efficient crypto tax software is the need of the hour. By partnering with BitBns, a leading cryptocurrency exchange we are one step closer to making crypto taxes and portfolio tracking accessible for everyone. BitBns users can accurately calculate their crypto taxes by linking their wallets with Binocs, all while being compliant. We are sure this partnership will simplify the reporting process for BitBns retail investors."
Gaurav Dahake, CEO of BitBns, said, "The Binocs team has delivered a high-quality crypto accounting & tax system. They have integrated with BitBns using the 'Login with BitBns' feature, and we encourage our users and other crypto investors to try out their platform to stay on top of their tax accounting and filing requirements."
With the help of Binocs, BitBns users can carry on their crypto activities without having to worry about the taxation aspect of things.
This story is provided by BusinessWire India. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of this article. (ANI/BusinessWire India)
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