Advanced Usage¶
The main entry point of coin2086 is coin2086.compute_taxable_pnls()
that returns a DataFrame with all your sales for a given tax year, and the
information your need to report on form 2086 (see Basic usage).
Internally, this function uses coin2086.compute_taxable_pnls_detailed()
and simply remaps the symbolic column names to their French equivalent. You
may inspect the output of coin2086.compute_taxable_pnls_detailed()
:
import coin2086
sales = coin2086.compute_taxable_pnls_detailed(trades)
sales
To determine you PnL coin2086.compute_taxable_pnls_detailed()
needs to
compute the valuation of your portfolio before each sale. This is done by
calling the Bitstamp public API to obtain the publicly known prices of the
crypto-currencies you held at the moment of the sale. The function
coin2086.valuate_portfolio()
takes care of valuating your portfolio
before each sale:
import coin2086
sales = coin2086.valuate_portfolio(trades)
sales