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The only crypto tax tool that supports PGN (Public Goods Network)

Calculate your PGN (Public Goods Network) (PGN_PUBLIC_GOODS) taxes automatically. Import your wallet address, classify transactions, and generate IRS-ready tax forms — Form 8949 and Schedule D.

Everything You Need for PGN (Public Goods Network) Taxes

Automatic transaction import
Trade classification
Staking reward tracking
Tax form generation
5 cost basis methods (FIFO, LIFO, HIFO, LTFO, SpecID)
Pre-trade tax simulator
IRS Form 8949 & Schedule D
TurboTax, H&R Block, TaxAct export

They Don't Support PGN (Public Goods Network). We Do.

No major crypto tax competitor supports PGN (Public Goods Network). We built native support so you don't have to manually import CSVs.

FeatureUsKoinlyCoinTrackerCoinLedger
PGN (Public Goods Network) support
Starting price$25/yr$49/yr$59/yr$49/yr
Free tier transactions20010,0002525
Cost basis methods5322
Pre-trade tax simulator
Tax-loss harvesting alerts
Audit defense package

Koinly, CoinTracker, and CoinLedger don't support PGN (Public Goods Network). If you hold PGN_PUBLIC_GOODS, Blockchain Smart Tax is your only automated option.

How to Calculate Your PGN (Public Goods Network) Taxes

1

Import Your Wallet

Paste your PGN (Public Goods Network) wallet address. We auto-detect and import all transactions — swaps, transfers, staking rewards, and more.

2

Review & Classify

Our AI auto-classifies your PGN_PUBLIC_GOODS transactions. Review suggestions, apply with one click, and resolve any edge cases.

3

Download Tax Forms

Generate IRS Form 8949, Schedule D, or export directly to TurboTax, H&R Block, or TaxAct. Ready to file in minutes.

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Frequently Asked Questions — PGN (Public Goods Network) Taxes

How do I calculate my PGN (Public Goods Network) taxes?

Connect your PGN (Public Goods Network) wallet address to Blockchain Smart Tax. We automatically import all your PGN_PUBLIC_GOODS transactions, classify trades, swaps, and transfers, then calculate your capital gains using your chosen cost basis method (FIFO, LIFO, or HIFO). You can download IRS Form 8949 and Schedule D when you're ready to file.

Is PGN (Public Goods Network) (PGN_PUBLIC_GOODS) taxable?

Yes. The IRS treats all cryptocurrency, including PGN_PUBLIC_GOODS, as property. Selling, trading, or swapping PGN_PUBLIC_GOODS triggers a taxable event. Receiving PGN_PUBLIC_GOODS as income (staking, airdrops, mining) is taxed as ordinary income at fair market value on the date received.

What PGN (Public Goods Network) transactions are taxable?

Taxable PGN (Public Goods Network) events include: selling PGN_PUBLIC_GOODS for USD or stablecoins, swapping PGN_PUBLIC_GOODS for another crypto, using PGN_PUBLIC_GOODS to pay for goods or services, and receiving PGN_PUBLIC_GOODS as staking rewards, airdrops, or mining income. Transferring PGN_PUBLIC_GOODS between your own wallets is NOT taxable.

How much does PGN (Public Goods Network) tax reporting cost?

Blockchain Smart Tax starts at $25/year for up to 500 transactions — roughly half the price of Koinly or CoinTracker. During our beta period, all features are free with up to 10,000 transactions. We never charge extra for DeFi, staking, or NFT transactions.

Does Blockchain Smart Tax support PGN (Public Goods Network) DeFi and NFTs?

Yes. We auto-detect 70+ DeFi protocols including Uniswap, Aave, Curve, and more on PGN (Public Goods Network). NFT buys, sells, and mints are also tracked. All DeFi and NFT transactions are included free — no upsells.

How does Blockchain Smart Tax handle PGN (Public Goods Network) staking?

We classify PGN (Public Goods Network) staking transactions at the instruction level — native staking, liquid staking, delegation, redelegation, and reward claims are all detected automatically. Staking rewards are reported as ordinary income per IRS Rev. Rul. 2023-14. You can also toggle whether liquid staking (e.g., depositing into liquid staking protocols) is treated as a taxable swap or a non-taxable transfer.

Can I import PGN (Public Goods Network) transactions from an exchange?

Yes. Connect your PGN (Public Goods Network) wallet address for on-chain transactions, and import exchange history via CSV from Coinbase, Binance, Kraken, and 20+ other exchanges. Blockchain Smart Tax matches exchange deposits and withdrawals with on-chain transfers automatically.

How are liquid staking tokens like stETH and rETH handled on PGN (Public Goods Network)?

stETH daily rebase rewards are automatically detected and reported as income. rETH and wstETH are non-rebasing tokens — gains are only realized when you sell or unwrap them. You can configure whether the initial liquid staking deposit (e.g., ETH → stETH) is treated as a taxable swap or non-taxable transfer in your tax settings.

What cost basis methods can I use for PGN (Public Goods Network)?

Blockchain Smart Tax supports FIFO (First In, First Out), LIFO (Last In, First Out), and HIFO (Highest In, First Out). You can switch methods and instantly see how each one affects your tax bill. Starting in 2025, the IRS requires per-wallet cost basis tracking (Rev. Proc. 2024-28) — we handle this automatically.

How do I know if my PGN (Public Goods Network) gains are short-term or long-term?

PGN_PUBLIC_GOODS held for more than one year qualifies for long-term capital gains rates (0%, 15%, or 20% depending on income). PGN_PUBLIC_GOODS held for one year or less is taxed at your ordinary income rate (up to 37%). Blockchain Smart Tax automatically tracks your holding periods and classifies each disposal as short-term or long-term.

Do other crypto tax tools support PGN (Public Goods Network)?

Most competitors like Koinly, CoinTracker, and CoinLedger do NOT support PGN (Public Goods Network). Blockchain Smart Tax is one of the only crypto tax platforms with native PGN (Public Goods Network) integration — no CSV uploads required.

Start Your PGN (Public Goods Network) Tax Report

Free to import. Free to preview. Only pay when you download. Starting at $25/year — half the price of competitors.