Yield is taxed on the DKK value at the time of receipt and again on the difference between the DKK value at the time they are sold and when they were received. You can read more about this here [link to tax rules/staking rewards].
Do you have a deposit in your transaction list that is rightfully a yield?
If you mark it as a yield, the correct taxation calculation will be applied to it (as described above).
You mark a deposit as a yield by:
1. Clicking on the “label” icon to the right in the transaction line.
2. A list of transaction types will now open, and here you choose “liquidity pool yield”.
3. The change of the transaction to a yield will now be registered as a change to your report.
4. When you have finished making changes to your transactions, you click “update report”.
5. After your report has been recalculated, you can see the result of having marked the transaction as a yield in the total calculation at the top left.
What about transactions where crypto is moved into or out of a liquidity pool?
If you have deposits and/or withdrawals in your transaction overview that are rightfully transactions into or out of a liquidity pool, you can also mark them so they are correctly represented in your annual report.
For a transaction where you move tokens into a liquidity pool, it is done by:
1. Finding the withdrawal transaction where a token is moved from your wallet into a liquidity pool.
2. Clicking on the “label” icon to the right in the transaction line.
3. A list of transaction types will now open, and here you choose “add to liq. pool”.
4. The change of the transaction to a liquidity pool will now be registered as a change to your report.
5. When you have finished making changes to your transactions, you click “update report”.
For a transaction where you receive tokens back from a liquidity pool, it is done by:
1. Finding the deposit transaction where a token is moved from the liquidity pool back to your wallet.
2. Clicking on the “label” icon to the right in the transaction line.
3. A list of transaction types will now open, and here you choose “out from liq. pool”.
4. The change of the transaction to a liquidity pool will now be registered as a change to your report.
5. When you have finished making changes to your transactions, you click “update report”.
Now, you can pair the two transactions where tokens are moved into and out of a liquidity pool. This is done by:
1. Finding the withdrawal transaction where a token is moved from your wallet into a liquidity pool (“add to liq. pool” transaction).
2. Clicking on the “link transaction” icon.
3. Then you select the corresponding deposit transaction, where you receive tokens back (“out from liq. pool” transaction).
4. The change of the transactions will now be registered as a change to your report.
5. When you have finished making changes to your transactions, you click “update report”.