Sep 02, 2025
Crypto Investors Face New Rules as South Korea Joins OECD’s Reporting System
TLDR: South Korea joins OECD’s crypto data sharing pact, requiring exchanges to report foreign investors’ transactions beginning in 2026 Domestic investors trading on overseas exchanges will have their records shared with Korea’s National Tax Service under CARF rules Full data exchange between South Korea and 48 countries will launch in 2027 to curb offshore tax [...]
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