Fictional TAO ledger sample
Fictional data for illustration only. This is a short educational extract, not a customer report, a tax calculation or the exact schema of every delivered pack.
A ledger separates activity, quantity and valuation. Here, a reward of 2 TAO at an assumed £100 per TAO has a value of £200. A later disposal of 1 TAO at an assumed £120 per TAO has gross proceeds of £120.
| date | example_reference | activity | asset | quantity | unit_value_gbp | activity_value_gbp | note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-02-01 | fictional-reward-1 | reward | TAO | 2.00 | 100.00 | 200.00 | Fictional supplied reward valuation |
| 2025-03-01 | fictional-sale-1 | disposal | TAO | 1.00 | 120.00 | 120.00 | Fictional gross proceeds; costs and fees not calculated |
Download the fictional ledger CSV
What these rows do not establish
Do not add reward value and disposal proceeds to calculate taxable income. These activity values do not by themselves establish gains, allowable costs, fees, tax treatment or tax due. Country-specific calculations require the appropriate method and complete source records.
How this relates to the reports
The accountant pack provides valued records for review. The UK and US products add their documented calculations and schedules. This example does not demonstrate either country’s matching rules. Review each product’s inputs, outputs and limitations before ordering.
Fictional sample · Report questions · Check report fit · Published method