November 07, 2025 | On Demand
Starting January 1, 2026, the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) will redefine global tax transparency for digital assets. With 70+ jurisdictions already committed and first exchanges expected in 2027/28, CARF is moving rapidly from policy to execution.
Watch this on-demand panel to understand:
Key Takeaways
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Why CARF exists: How crypto created a tax visibility gap and why CRS couldn’t address exchange, wallet, or on-chain activity.
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Global scope: Why CARF is not optional and how coordinated adoption supports fairness and consistency.
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Implementation challenges: The work ahead — legislation, IT builds, onboarding guidance, and domestic reporting readiness.
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Data utilisation expectations: Why collecting CARF data isn’t enough — authorities must process, match, risk-score, and act on it.
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Open technical issues: Outstanding questions on tokenised financial instruments and certain stablecoins, and the risk of double reporting.
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What to do now: How governments, service providers, and technology partners should shift from rule interpretation to execution.
Panel of Experts
Marco Gesualdi – OECD
Juho Hasa – Vero
Colby Mangels – Taxbit
Simon Kimber – HMRC
Dion Seymour – Andersen
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