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OECD’s CARF Tax Rules to Transform Crypto Oversight Starting 2026

OECD’s CARF Tax Rules to Transform Crypto Oversight Starting 2026

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2025-12-31 08:55:02
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Global cryptocurrency markets face a regulatory inflection point as the OECD's Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) prepares for January 2026 implementation. The new standards will mandate automatic exchange of taxpayer information across 138 jurisdictions, fundamentally altering compliance requirements for exchanges handling BTC, ETH, and other major digital assets.

Tax authorities will gain cross-border visibility into transactions involving top-tier exchanges including Binance, Coinbase, and Bybit. The rules specifically target decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols and institutional crypto holdings - sectors that have historically operated with limited tax transparency.

Market participants anticipate short-term volatility as exchanges implement tracking systems, but bullish analysts note long-term institutional adoption may accelerate with clearer compliance pathways. 'This isn't just about taxation - it's about legitimizing crypto as an asset class,' remarked a Geneva-based private wealth manager specializing in digital assets.

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