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Reports (CSV file) may be exported that reflect income/expenses/gains/losses or cost basis of existing holdings.
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The activity that gets imported **must** be in a prescribed form (a CSV file) that effectively looks like this:
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\* This last transaction is an example of how a user might reflect an exchange via Shapeshift or similar services, where one currency is spent from one wallet and a different currency is received in another wallet.
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#### CSV file components
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* Margin gain or loss is accounted for when there is activity in the 'spot' account.
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For example, you won't reflect a loss until you actually spend your holdings to pay off your loans.
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#### Features
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