Cost Breakdown Raw Transactions

COST_BREAKDOWN_RAW_TRANSACTIONS

Everything in Realized Gains & Losses plus a per-lot COGS breakdown showing which acquisition lot was consumed in each disposal.

Why use this report?

The deepest transaction-level export in TRES. When a disposal happens, this report shows exactly which acquisition lot(s) were consumed: the purchase date, purchase hash, quantity from that lot, fiat value, and realized gain per lot. Essential for FIFO/LIFO verification and tax-lot tracing.

Excel Tabs (1)

Tab	Rows	Columns	What It Shows
raw_data	One per token movement per lot consumed	74 columns (67 from Realized Gains + 7 COGS Breakdown columns)	The complete dataset. Rows may duplicate if a single disposal consumed multiple lots.

Key Columns

All Realized Gains Columns

Column	What It Contains
`(All 67 columns)`	Identical to the Realized Gains & Losses report: Timestamp, Transaction Hash, amounts, cost basis, realized gains, ERP accounts, etc.

COGS Breakdown (unique to this report)

Column	What It Contains
`COGS Breakdown Amount`	Token quantity consumed from this specific acquisition lot.
`COGS Breakdown Fiat Value`	Fiat cost of the consumed quantity at the original purchase price.
`COGS Breakdown Realized Gains`	Realized gain/loss attributed to this specific lot.
`COGS Breakdown Date of Purchase`	Date when this lot was originally acquired.
`COGS Breakdown Tx Hash`	Transaction hash of the original acquisition.
`COGS Breakdown Purchased By Name`	Wallet name that originally acquired this lot.
`COGS Breakdown Purchased By Identifier`	Wallet address of the original acquisition.
`COGS Breakdown Purchased By Platform`	Blockchain network of the original acquisition.

Use Cases

Use Case	How	Alternative Report
FIFO/LIFO verification	Check that COGS Breakdown Date of Purchase follows your cost basis method order. Oldest dates first = FIFO.
Tax-lot tracing	For any disposal, see exactly which acquisition(s) were consumed and the gain/loss per lot.
Cross-wallet lot tracking	The Purchased By Name/Identifier columns reveal if a lot was originally acquired by a different wallet (after internal transfers).
Auditor requests	When auditors ask 'where did this cost basis come from?', this report provides the full chain from acquisition to disposal.

Report	Extra Columns vs. This Report	Best For
Transaction Ledger	46 columns: core data only	Daily ops, simple exports
Realized Gains & Losses	67 columns: adds cost basis and gains	Tax reporting, capital gains
Cost Breakdown	This report: 74 columns	Per-lot COGS tracing, FIFO/LIFO verification

Note: This is the heaviest transaction report to generate. A single disposal that consumed 10 acquisition lots produces 10 rows. Expect larger files than Realized Gains & Losses. Only use this when you need lot-level detail. Note that you can filter the report for only one transaction hash or small timeframe to reduce report size and generation time.

Tip: Rows can repeat: if one outflow consumed 3 lots, you will see 3 rows with the same Transaction Hash but different COGS Breakdown values. The main columns (Realized Gains, COGS) show the total, while the breakdown columns show the per-lot split.