compliance-claw

Automate jurisdiction-specific crypto tax calculations from OKX data into JSON reports.

Updated Aug 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Skottbie/VeriTax-Plus --skill compliance-claw
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Skill: compliance-claw
Source: https://github.com/Skottbie/VeriTax-Plus/tree/main/skills/compliance-claw
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Skottbie/VeriTax-Plus --skill compliance-claw

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

VeriTax's ComplianceClaw computes jurisdiction-specific crypto tax obligations from unified OKX V5 scanner data, delivering deterministic results that auditors can trust.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Deterministic tax rule engine per jurisdiction (Japan, Taiwan, Australia, Canada, Singapore) with ACB and FIFO methods.
  • FX conversion using fx_utils to present local-currency tax estimates and auditable reports.
  • JSON and human-readable reports suitable for audits and reviews.

Quick Start

Provide a jurisdiction-specific tax estimate using the scanner dataset and run the compliance engine.

Frequently Asked Questions about compliance-claw

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I automate crypto tax calculations for multiple jurisdictions using OKX data?

You can automate crypto tax calculations by feeding unified OKX V5 scanner data into a deterministic tax rule engine, which outputs structured tax reports and machine-readable JSON for audits across Japan, Taiwan, Australia, Canada, and Singapore.

What is the difference between FIFO and adjusted cost basis methods for crypto tax compliance?

FIFO and adjusted cost basis are accounting methods applied to crypto tax calculations to determine capital gains. The engine applies FIFO for jurisdictions like Japan and Taiwan, and total-average ACB for Canada, ensuring deterministic, auditable results.

How do I generate an auditable crypto tax report with FX conversion for local jurisdictions?

To generate an auditable crypto tax report, the engine processes OKX transaction data, applies jurisdiction-specific progressive tax rules, and uses FX conversion utilities to present tax estimates in local currencies via human-readable and JSON formats.

Does the crypto tax compliance engine support progressive tax rates and FIFO cost basis for Japan?

Yes, the crypto tax compliance engine supports Japan by applying the FIFO cost basis method, handling progressive tax rates, and converting FX to local currency, delivering deterministic tax obligations from OKX data.

Can I use OKX V5 scanner data to calculate crypto tax obligations for Canada using the ACB method?

Yes, you can calculate Canadian crypto tax obligations from OKX V5 scanner data by applying the total-average adjusted cost basis (ACB) method, with the engine outputting structured tax reports suitable for audits.

What are the limitations of automating crypto tax calculations using a deterministic rule engine?

The deterministic crypto tax rule engine is limited to processing OKX V5 scanner data and currently supports only Japan, Taiwan, Australia, Canada, and Singapore, applying specific FIFO or total-average cost basis methods per jurisdiction.