Australia’s draft OECD crypto-reporting rules would require covered providers to share specified user and transaction data with the ATO, with the first international exchanges planned for 2028. The proposal is not yet law and would not create a new crypto tax.
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Argentina has joined the OECD’s crypto reporting regime, with automatic data sharing on crypto transactions set to begin by September 2029. The move targets regulated intermediaries, not Bitcoin alone, and signals tighter global tax oversight for crypto users.
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New Crypto Tax Rules Hit Over 40 Countries as HMRC Targets Exchanges A global reckoning for cryptocurrency investors has arrived, as over 40 countries, spearheaded by the UK’s HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), roll out aggressive new tax reporting rules under the OECD’s Cryptoasset Reporting Framework (CARF). This coordinated crackdown aims to obliterate the veil […]
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OECD Drives Global Crypto Tax Framework: 75 Jurisdictions Join CARF, Major Players Still Absent The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has made a seismic push to bring cryptocurrency under the taxman’s watchful eye. Their December 2 report highlights that 75 jurisdictions, including crypto powerhouses like the United Kingdom, Brazil, and most of the […]
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UK’s Bold Move: New Crypto Regulations to Combat Tax Evasion In a bold move to combat tax evasion, the UK is set to introduce the strictest crypto regulations yet, effective from January 1, 2026. These regulations aim to enhance tax transparency and align with global standards while fostering innovation in the digital asset space. New […]
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Lack of Liquidity and Technical Complexities Impede Tokenization: OECD Report The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has shed light on the significant barriers facing tokenization, a transformative process that could revolutionize financial markets. Despite its potential to unlock trillions in value, challenges like liquidity issues and legal complexities are impeding its widespread adoption. […]
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