Revolut CGT calculator Ireland: export your stock transactions

How to export and upload your trades

1. In the Revolut app, open Invest → More → Documents → Stocks.
2. Choose Account statement rather than Profit & Loss or Cost & Charges.
3. Choose All time, or the full date range covering the purchases behind your sales, and download the CSV option.
4. Upload the original CSV to FiscalFox Ireland. If your history is split across statements, include all relevant periods.

What FiscalFox reads from the account statement

The dedicated Revolut reader runs in your browser. It reads the investment transaction CSV, including dated buys and sells, quantities, amounts and currencies. Dividend rows are kept as income records; cash top-ups and withdrawals are not share disposals.

Revolut also offers Profit & Loss and Cost & Charges statements. Those are useful supporting documents, but they do not replace the transaction export used to establish the purchase history behind each sale.

Ticker symbols need the right investment treatment

Revolut exports can identify an investment by ticker rather than ISIN. FiscalFox can match it to identifiers in your other uploaded files or ask you to confirm whether the investment is a share or a fund. Resolve that in the affected holding’s review.

Ordinary shares and ETFs can have different Irish tax treatment. The workspace keeps share gains, covered fund events and income records separate instead of applying share CGT to every investment.

Check the euro workings and download your pack

Purchases and sales in another currency receive their own dated euro valuations. Check the disposal schedule against the Revolut transaction rows, including dealing costs and any purchase history transferred from another broker.

The free supporting pack includes the computation and disposal workings, with source records retained for reconciliation. Dividend records are not a calculation of your final dividend income tax. FiscalFox does not submit your return or pay Revenue.