- Slovak Parliament passed Bill No. 706 to align with EU Directive 2023/2226
- Law expands automatic exchange of information to include crypto-asset transactions
- Introduces compliance obligations for crypto-asset service providers
- Strengthens Slovakia’s role in international tax transparency
- Providers must register and report under new rules for digital asset transactions
- Providers required to report specific transactions and fulfill notification duties
- AEOI rules apply to crypto transactions across EU under Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework
- Reporting deadlines set for May 31 and September 30 each year
- Penalties introduced for noncompliance with reporting and registration
- Law effective January 1, 2026, supporting EU efforts in crypto-asset transparency and compliance
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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