Annual Tax Reference Review
A structured review of your assembled reference logs before submission — checks completeness, labeling consistency, and common filing omissions.
View detailsIncheon · Tax Season 2026
Workspace Cedarcore prepares transaction reference logs from offline cold wallets—hardware devices, paper backups, and air-gapped exports—so South Korean residents and cross-border holders can file with documented evidence rather than scattered screenshots.
What we assemble
We reconcile device-native transaction histories with on-chain confirmations, noting dates, counterparties, and fee structures in a single chronological reference file.
When holdings moved between cold storage formats, we trace the migration path and document each transfer with the evidence your accountant expects.
Records
A structured review of your assembled reference logs before submission — checks completeness, labeling consistency, and common filing omissions.
View detailsFull assembly of transaction reference logs from hardware wallets, paper backups, and air-gapped exports into a single filing-ready document set.
View detailsTargeted reconciliation when device exports, paper notes, and blockchain data disagree — common after wallet migrations or partial backups.
View detailsClient evidence
"My Ledger history and old paper notes finally sat in one CSV my tax preparer could read. The fee breakdown per chain was the part I had never managed myself."
"They flagged two transfers I had mislabeled as internal moves. Not everything was perfect on first pass, but the revision round was thorough."
Offline Wallet Tracker companion for local record review
Field notes
Paper Backup Notes and Assembly Evidence Standards
February 1, 2026
South Korean Tax Season Timeline for Cold Wallet Holders
January 15, 2026
Tax season timeline
Most engagements take two to four weeks depending on wallet count and chain diversity. Early intake in January leaves room for missing-export recovery.
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