Analysis · Regulation & Policy
Nearly 50 jurisdictions commit to the OECD's tax reporting standard, while national authorities in the UK, France, and Greece finalize domestic asset rules.
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48 jurisdictions pledged to implement the OECD's Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework to begin tax data exchanges by 2027.
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The UK FCA will open its authorization gateway for crypto firms on Sept. 30, 2026, ahead of the new regime taking effect in Oct. 2027.
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French lawmakers advanced a tax amendment that would make crypto-to-stablecoin swaps a taxable event starting in 2027.
Context
Global authorities are finalizing rules to close tax reporting gaps and establish licensing regimes, moving digital assets into the traditional financial regulatory perimeter.
Why it matters
Exchanges, custodians, and investors will face rigorous new reporting mandates. Platforms will need to overhaul tax data collection systems, while EU and UK firms face strict…
What to watch
The French National Assembly's vote on the 2027 Finance Bill, and the UK FCA's October consultation regarding decentralized protocols and stablecoins.
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