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Yes. The IRS treats cryptocurrency as property, which means all crypto transactions—including trades, sales, and income—are subject to federal tax reporting requirements. You must report crypto capital gains and losses on IRS Form 8949 and Schedule D. Staking rewards, airdrops, and other crypto income must be reported on Schedule 1. The IRS digital asset question on Form 1040 now requires disclosure if you received, sold, exchanged, or otherwise disposed of any digital asset during the tax year—even if you had no profit. Failure to report crypto taxes can result in IRS penalties and interest.

Netrunner generates all the crypto tax forms required for IRS filing: pre-filled Form 8949 for capital gains and losses, Schedule D for your tax return summary, and Schedule 1 for crypto income like staking rewards and airdrops. Coming soon for international users, we will provide pre-filled government tax forms for HMRC in the UK (SA108), CRA in Canada (Schedule 3), and Australia (CGT schedule). Additional downloadable reports include: capital gains/losses CSV, income and expense report, complete transaction history, and specialized reports for closed and open perpetuals positions. All reports are formatted for direct use with TurboTax or your accountant.

Yes. Netrunner offers a free crypto tax calculator for Solana users. Connect your Solana wallets by pasting your public address—no wallet signature required—and instantly see your calculated crypto capital gains, losses, and taxable income. Our free tier lets you verify that Netrunner accurately tracks your DeFi activity, staking rewards, NFT trades, and token swaps before committing to a paid plan. You only pay when you're ready to download your complete crypto tax reports and IRS tax forms.

Most crypto tax software treats Solana as an afterthought, resulting in mislabeled transactions and inaccurate cost basis calculations. Netrunner is purpose-built for Solana tax reporting. We support 46+ Solana protocols that general-purpose crypto tax calculators miss: Jupiter (swaps and perps), Raydium, Pump, Meteora DAMM, Kamino (lending and liquidity), Orca, Tensor, Magic Eden, Loopscale, and more. Our Solana-native indexing accurately tracks complex DeFi activity, NFT trades, staking rewards, airdrops, and perpetuals positions that other tools struggle to classify.

Yes. Netrunner calculates taxes for all Solana transaction types and taxable events: DEX trades on Jupiter, Raydium, and Orca; NFT sales and purchases on Magic Eden and Tensor; staking rewards from validators; airdrop income; liquidity pool deposits and withdrawals on Meteora; and perpetuals trading on Jupiter and Flash Trade. We automatically classify transactions as capital gains, capital losses, or income and calculate your cost basis using FIFO, LIFO, HIFO, HMRC, or CRA methods based on your tax settings.

Netrunner's crypto tax calculations have been validated by MyBookly, a crypto-specialized accounting firm that works with high-volume Solana traders. Our accuracy stems from native Solana protocol support—we parse on-chain data directly rather than relying on generic transaction labels. We support multiple cost basis methods (FIFO, LIFO, HIFO, HMRC, CRA) to match your tax strategy. For the small percentage of transactions from newer or unsupported protocols that may be labeled "Unknown," our interface lets you manually classify them with confidence.