Describe the problem:
My business involves providing services such as block production so when I started it, some accounts were transferred over to the business as capital contributions. That means for dates X to Y, some accounts (EOS, Steem, SmartCash) were owned by me as an individual, and from dates Y+1 to now, they are owned by the business. What’s the best way to represent this within Koinly? I’m going to create a new account for the business and I guess I can use the API to import up to a certain date, and or delete all entries after a certain date and then put in a “sale” as the capital contribution? Then on the new account, I could put in an entry for receiving the funds and only import history information after the transfer date. Would that work?
Which exchange/wallet is this regarding?
EOS, Steem, and SmartCash, but also all the exchange interactions I’ve had with those tokens. Not every exchange allows you to have a personal and business account, so sometimes I’ve had to use personal accounts for business exchanges which makes things extra challenging.
How did you import data into this wallet?
Some are API and some are csv.
What have you tried to fix this so far?
I’m about to try what I mentioned above, but I’m wondering if there’s a better way to go about doing it.