South Korea will join the OECD’s Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF), sharing foreign investors’ transactions on local exchanges like Upbit and Bithumb with other countries, while Korean residents’ overseas crypto trades will be reported to the National Tax Service. The system starts in 2027, with data sharing beginning next year.https://t.co/3MCP2GExXS ...

RT UK CBT (@UKCBT_org)🇬🇧 New UK crypto reporting rules incoming!TLDR: crypto-asset service providers will be held to the same reporting standards as traditional financial institutions.From 1 Jan 2026, UK-based cryptoasset service providers must collect and report user data to HMRC, under the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF), aligning with OECD standards.🔍 Who’s affected?Any platform that facilitates crypto transactions : exchanges, brokers, dealers.📊 What data is required?• Individuals: name, DOB, ad ...

🇬🇧 New UK crypto reporting rules incoming!TLDR: crypto-asset service providers will be held to the same reporting standards as traditional financial institutions.From 1 Jan 2026, UK-based cryptoasset service providers must collect and report user data to HMRC, under the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF), aligning with OECD standards.🔍 Who’s affected?Any platform that facilitates crypto transactions : exchanges, brokers, dealers.📊 What data is required?• Individuals: name, DOB, address, tax ID• Entitie ...