Bitcoin.tax vs Divly

Bitcoin.tax3.6/5

VS

Divly4.1/5

Feature	Bitcoin.taxVisit	DivlyVisit
Ratings
Our score	3.6/5	4.1/5
User rating	No reviews yet	No reviews yet
Accuracy	4.0	4.5
Integrations	3.5	3.5
Pricing	3.5	4.0
Report coverage	4.0	4.5
Ease of use	3.0	4.0
Specs
Tax reports for	United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Germany	United Kingdom, Germany, France, Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Other
Free plan	Yes	Not disclosed
Paid plans from (per tax year)	Not disclosed	$39
Exchange & wallet integrations	Not disclosed	200
DeFi & NFT support	Yes	Not disclosed
Reports produced	IRS Form 8949, Capital Gains Report, Income Report, Donation Report, Margin Report, Closing Report	K4, Anlage SO, Form 2086, PIT-38
TurboTax export	Yes	Not disclosed
Accountant portal	Yes	Yes
Tax professional support	Yes	Yes
Company
Founded	2014	2021
Headquarters	United States	Sweden
Investors	Not disclosed	DHS Venture Partners, Greens Ventures, YEoS Ventures
Strengths and weaknesses
Pros	Active track record dating back to 2014 domain registration Dedicated Safe Harbor tool for IRS wallet-by-wallet lot allocations Direct export compatibility with TurboTax and TaxACT software Integrates with Chain Glance for portfolio tracking across 50+ blockchains	Generates official national forms like K4 and Anlage SO in local languages Applies Sweden's Average Cost Basis alongside standard European FIFO rules Paid tax reports start at €39 per tax year for up to 100 transactions No identity verification required beyond an email address
Cons	Native margin trading calculations are limited primarily to Kraken Multi-chain DeFi tracking requires using separate companion tool Chain Glance Missing or unrecognised smart contract interactions require manual CSV reconciliation Exchange sync requires handling and importing API keys or manual files	Supports over 200 integrations, fewer than major global competitors Coverage limited to 13 European countries Complex DeFi transactions may require manual CSV adjustments Higher trading volumes trigger increased report fees
Best for	US taxpayers needing Form 8949, CPAs handling multiple crypto clients, TurboTax and TaxACT filers	Swedish crypto traders filing K4 forms, European investors wanting local-language forms, Accountants managing European client crypto taxes

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