Switzerland is seeking feedback on its proposal to extend its automatic exchange of information standard to crypto assets by Jan 1. 2026.
The Swiss Federal Council started a consultation Wednesday to clarify some of its standard’s legal language, introduce penalties of up to 100,000 francs ($111,000) for negligence with disclosure requirements, and simplify information exchange with new countries using the same standard.
- Switzerland is among 48 other countries that agreed to implement the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development’s global crypto-asset reporting framework by 2027.
- The OECD introduced the crypto-asset reporting framework in October 2022 to standardize how tax ...
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