South Korea has signed the OECD agreement on crypto reporting.
The agreement allows the exchange of information on crypto asset transactions among OECD countries.
South Korea targets 2027 as the date to begin crypto transactions data exchange.
South Korea has signed the OECD agreement on crypto reporting among member nations. The country’s Ministry of Economy and Finance announced on November 27 that it had officially signed the Crypto Asset Reporting Framework Multilateral Competent Authority Agreement (CARF MCAA) at the 17th OECD Global Forum.
Signatories of the CARF MCAA will exchange information on crypto asset transactions through an automatic channel developed by the OECD in collaboration with the G20. As an OECD member, South Korea has fulfilled its role in the agreement and plans to amend its local crypto laws.
An official from South Korea’s Ministry of Economy and Finance stated that the country plans to review domestic laws, establish individual agreements, and begin exchanging crypto asset transaction data in 2027. This process will allow the government to obtain information about crypto asset transactions, increasing the transparency of tax…
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