Explore how the UK’s new Cryptoasset Reporting Framework (CARF) and the London Digital Assets Forum (DAF3) are shaping the future of crypto regulation and institutional adoption.
Hong Kong crypto firms warn that the OECD-backed CARF tax framework could overwhelm exchanges with compliance duties and stifle growth. Learn more about the potential unintended consequences.
The Hong Kong Securities & Futures Professionals Association advocates for lighter, more flexible CARF rules to balance tax transparency with industry innovation.
New crypto tax reporting frameworks, including CARF and DAC8, are set to increase regulatory oversight and reduce privacy for crypto users in 2026. The crypto community is raising concerns about the potential impact on user privacy and the broader industry.
The hidden cost of crypto profits: Investors face significant challenges in filing their taxes due to complex on-chain activities and new regulatory frameworks like CARF. IRS reporting requirements are becoming more stringent, adding to the compliance burden.
Hong Kong’s 2028 crypto tax plan aims to enhance compliance and boost its global financial standing, impacting market dynamics.
Hong Kong’s CARF consultation indicates a shift towards global crypto compliance and transparency, impacting market dynamics.
Hong Kong launches CARF consultation to enhance crypto tax compliance and combat evasion, aiming for a leading role in global crypto regulation.
Hong Kong’s consultation on crypto tax data sharing aims for 2028 implementation, enhancing global regulatory alignment.