Finland plans to implementing its crypto reporting regime from 2026, amid deferrals from some countries and implementation issues raised by the UK, tax officials said Friday.
Finland has “almost everything ready” to implement its domestic law for the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework, Juho Hasa, senior adviser to the Finnish tax administration, said at the Digital Accord London: FinCrime + Compliance at the Crossroads event.
The Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework, OECD-led reporting standards will facilitate global information exchange on digital assets in over 50 countries from 2027, with crypto exchanges requiring to collect data from 2026 in those jurisdictions.
A staggered implementation by ...
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