Picnic does not issue Income Reports and does not share data with any financial institution or government agency.
You are responsible for gathering, calculating, and declaring your information for Income Tax. To make this process easier, Picnic provides the complete transaction history for export.
How to export your transaction history
You can export via the browser (www.usepicnic.com) or the app:
- Log in to your Picnic account.
- In the menu, go to Transaction History.
- Click on Export history.
- The PDF file will be downloaded automatically.
PDF not downloading?
Check if:
- your browser is blocking automatic downloads;
- there is available space on the device;
- you have tried another browser (Chrome, Safari, Firefox).
For purchases with the Picnic Card
Gnosis Pay (the card issuer) also does not issue Income Reports as it does not hold the funds.
To sum up expenses with the card, you can:
- Print the pages from the Card History directly on Picnic; or
- Download the transaction CSV via Gnosis Scan, entering the wallet address in the search field.
For those trading crypto assets
The general guidance follows these parameters:
- Assets and Rights Form: If you had R$ 5,000.00 or more in assets on 12/31, declare in Group 08 (Crypto Assets).
- Exemption: If the total sales/expenses in the month are below R$ 35,000.00, the profit is exempt from declaration.
- Taxation: If sales/expenses exceed R$ 35,000.00 in the month, calculate the capital gain. Pay the tax via DARF (document generated on the Federal Revenue website) by the last business day of the following month.
If you have questions about how to declare, we recommend consulting an accountant or the official Federal Revenue website.
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