https://github.com/alexanderbabel/t212-taxes
This is a simple script that can help you with your tax statement. It's parsing the CSV file that can be exported from Trading212 in order to give you an overview of received dividends and profits/losses.
https://github.com/alexanderbabel/t212-taxes
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This is a simple script that can help you with your tax statement. It's parsing the CSV file that can be exported from Trading212 in order to give you an overview of received dividends and profits/losses.
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/alexanderbabel/t212-taxes
- Owner: AlexanderBabel
- Created: 2021-03-21T00:55:38.000Z (about 5 years ago)
- Default Branch: main
- Last Pushed: 2022-08-20T11:54:59.000Z (almost 4 years ago)
- Last Synced: 2025-08-19T07:51:24.566Z (10 months ago)
- Topics: csv, taxes, trading212
- Language: TypeScript
- Homepage:
- Size: 20.5 KB
- Stars: 9
- Watchers: 2
- Forks: 1
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
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# T212 Taxes
This is a simple script that can help you with your tax statement. It's parsing the CSV file that can be exported from Trading212 in order to give you an overview of received dividends and profits/losses.
## How to use this script
1. Clone/Download this repo
2. Make sure you have NodeJS 14 or higher installed.
3. Install the dependencies of this project. I recommend Yarn, but you can also use npm. Yarn: `yarn` NPM: `npm install`
4. Start the script with `yarn parse --help` or `npm run parse -- --help` in order to see the script help output
5. Run the script with the path to the csv as a parameter: `yarn parse ` or `npm run parse -- `
## Help output
```bash
Usage: parse [options]
Prints out your profits and dividends from Trading212
Arguments:
path-to-csv The path to the CSV that you downloaded from Trading212
Options:
-c, --currency The currency of your Trading212 account (choices: "EUR", "USD", "GBX", default: "EUR")
-co, --country-code The country code (e.g. DE, UK) of the country you are in. (Only needed if you are using the domestic option) (default: "DE")
-d, --domestic Use this option if you want to show domestic profits and dividends separately (default: false)
-h, --help display help for command
```
## Example outputs
Command: `yarn parse csv/2020.csv --country-code DE --currency EUR --domestic`
```bash
[CSV Parser] File: csv/2020.csv
[CSV Parser] Parsed 100 rows
--------- Dividends ---------
----- Domestic EUR Dividends -----
Dividends (Total): 25 EUR
Dividends (Tax): 0 EUR
----- Foreign EUR Dividends -----
Dividends (Total): 0 EUR
Dividends (Tax): 0 EUR
----- Foreign USD Dividends -----
Dividends (Total): 50 EUR
Dividends (Tax): 10 EUR
----- Foreign GBX Dividends -----
Dividends (Total): 0 EUR
Dividends (Tax): 0 EUR
------------ P/L ------------
----- Domestic EUR P/L -----
Profits: 100 EUR
Losses: -50 EUR
Total: 50 EUR
----- Foreign EUR P/L -----
Profits: 0 EUR
Losses: 0 EUR
Total: 0 EUR
----- Foreign USD P/L -----
Profits: 1000 EUR
Losses: -200 EUR
Total: 800 EUR
----- Foreign GBX P/L -----
Profits: 0 EUR
Losses: 0 EUR
Total: 0 EUR
```
Command: `yarn parse csv/2020.csv --country-code DE --currency EUR`
```bash
[CSV Parser] File: csv/2020.csv
[CSV Parser] Parsed 100 rows
--------- Dividends ---------
----- EUR Dividends -----
Dividends (Total): 25 EUR
Dividends (Tax): 0 EUR
----- USD Dividends -----
Dividends (Total): 50 EUR
Dividends (Tax): 10 EUR
----- GBX Dividends -----
Dividends (Total): 0 EUR
Dividends (Tax): 0 EUR
------------ P/L ------------
----- EUR P/L -----
Profits: 100 EUR
Losses: -50 EUR
Total: 50 EUR
----- USD P/L -----
Profits: 1000 EUR
Losses: -200 EUR
Total: 800 EUR
----- GBX P/L -----
Profits: 0 EUR
Losses: 0 EUR
Total: 0 EUR
```