OECD Releases Framework To Control Tax Evasion On The Use Of Digital Assets.

The organization for Economic Cooperation and Development released a framework to control tax evasion using digital assets.
OECD has planned to present the digital asset reporting framework for the meeting with G20 finance ministers and central bank governors on 12 ^nd-13 ^rd October 2022.

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This report is intended to assist member states' tax authorities to better control cryptocurrency transactions and their user community.
The framework is designed to automatically exchange information about transactions made between member countries, to have good control, and ensure the legitimacy of these transactions.
OCED stated that there have been many cases of transactions in violation of the Common Reporting Standards (CRS), in detail taking advantage of a legal loophole to evade taxes. The issuance of the report helps the user perceive the "Types of assets that cannot be used for any payment or investment purposes" as stated in the previous CRS report!

The framework is designed to automatically exchange information about transactions  | Imgae Source: Internet
OECD Secretary-General Mathias Cormann shared: “The presentation on the crypto asset reporting framework and the amendments in the CRS, helps organizations better manage the tax issue of crypto transactions. Any organization or individual providing crypto-asset trading services is obliged to report under the framework of CARF.”
If the forthcoming OECD Reporting Framework is adopted, the 38 member countries of the OECD, including the United States, Japan, South Korea, and many countries in Europe, will have more favorable conditions for information sharing about cryptocurrency transactions, thereby better controlling the tax issue in these transactions!