Interactive Brokers annual reports for Finnish taxation
Stage
Startup
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Founded
2026
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Based in
AT
FI
Pricing model
Paid
Open source
Pricing
Solo: US$12/month or US$120/year (US$10/month with 2 months free yearly); Bookkeeper: US$39/month or US$390/year (US$32.50/month with 2 months free yearly); Practice: US$99/month or US$990/year (US$82.50/month with 2 months free yearly). 14 days free trial on every plan, no card required.
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Key features
Send Profit and Loss, Balance Sheet, Trial Balance, Executive Summary and other financial statements
Combine reports into PDF, Excel workbook, or individual CSV files
Schedule reports to send weekly, every two weeks, monthly or quarterly
Send to up to 20 recipients per schedule
Add comparison columns for previous periods
Filter reports by tracking category such as region or department
Custom cover page with company logo and colours
Encrypted storage of Xero access tokens
Send test reports before saving schedules
Processes Interactive Brokers Activity Statements in CSV and PDF format
Combines multiple reports from the same account and period
Generates accounting records and balance sheets for corporations
Calculates capital gains, dividends and interest for individuals
Local processing with no data transmission
Configurable asset classification for tax purposes
Supports ETF and fund symbols classification
Exports year-end figures in JSON format for following year
What makes it different
Automates what Xero cannot yet do itself—Xero has no built-in scheduled report emailing feature
Fresh figures pulled from Xero at send time, not from saved exports
Recipients need no Xero login or Reportpost account to open reports
Copy schedules between clients to save setup time
Financial data not stored—reports generated at send time only
Privacy-focused: all calculations performed locally without transmitting financial data
Open source code available on GitHub under MIT license
Specialized for Finnish tax requirements and reporting standards
Supports both corporate and individual tax scenarios
Reportpost