Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) Guide
CARF is the OECD’s global crypto tax reporting standard. Learn who must report, which assets are covered, and how CARF applies from 2026.
CARF is the OECD’s global crypto tax reporting standard. Learn who must report, which assets are covered, and how CARF applies from 2026.

Discover Italy's recent crypto tax reforms, including the proposed increase in capital gains tax on Bitcoin to 42% and the integration of MiCA regulations. Understand how these changes aim to enhance transparency, investor protection, and economic stability in the evolving crypto landscape.

Explore the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) by the OECD, designed to enhance tax transparency and international cooperation. Learn about reporting requirements, cross-border data sharing, and measures against money laundering, all standardized for global compliance and aligned with the Common Reporting Standard (CRS).

Explore the new IRS guidelines effective January 2026, which require taxpayers to report cost basis on a wallet-by-wallet basis for digital assets. Learn about the Safe Harbor provisions, allocation methods, and record-keeping requirements to ensure compliance and optimize tax reporting.