Understand your tax, lot by lot
Every purchase is tracked on its own — its buy date, cost, and the exact rule that applies when you sell.
Pick where you're taxed — every figure and rule below updates to that jurisdiction.
How per-lot tax works
Each lot (one purchase) is taxed on its own. Three things decide what you owe:
What you paid for the lot. is price per share × shares — your gain is measured against it.
How long you've held it. past 1 year, Slovakia taxes the gain at 0%.
Tax applies only when you sell. A loss can be used via .
Your lots
| Ticker | Shares | Buy date | Cost basis | Price now | Gain / Loss | Holding period | Tax status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Tax-loss harvesting
Lots currently at a loss. Selling one realises the loss, which can offset taxable gains elsewhere.
—
Jurisdiction rules
Two supported jurisdictions — the rules differ, shown side by side.
—
- 0%Held more than 1 year → capital gains are tax-exempt.
- 19%Held 1 year or less → gain taxed at 19%.
- ↓Rate declines with years held — the longer you hold, the lower the rate.
- 0%Reaches 0% once the longest holding band is met.
Rules verified Sep 2026 · rates and thresholds may change — confirm with a licensed tax advisor for your jurisdiction.