Is Your Country Sharing Your Crypto Data?
Crypto platforms in the UK and the EU are recording what their users buy, sell and transfer in 2026, to report it to tax authorities next year. Countries start swapping that data in 2027, and more than 70 countries and territories have signed up to the same reporting rules. Find out where yours stands.
Where are you tax resident?
● What is DAC8?
DAC8 is the EU's version of these reporting rules. Since 1 January 2026, crypto platforms in the EU have had to record what their users buy, sell and transfer, and report it to their tax authority the following year. EU countries swap the first data by 30 September 2027.
● What is CARF?
CARF, the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework, is the OECD's standard for the same reporting outside the EU. More than 70 countries and territories have signed up: the UK and the EU exchange first, in 2027, and Australia, Canada and others follow in 2028. The US isn't part of it yet.
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