- The Estonian Parliament is considering a bill to implement new EU (DAC8) and OECD (CARF) reporting standards for crypto-assets and financial accounts.
- The bill requires crypto-asset service providers to collect and report user and transaction information, and introduces due diligence and recordkeeping for tax residency.
- CRS rules will be expanded to include electronic money products, central bank digital currencies, and certain cross-border tax rulings for high-net-worth individuals.
- The bill clarifies reporting requirements and aims to prevent duplicate reporting under CARF and CRS.
- If adopted, the new reporting obligations will apply from January 1, aligning Estonia’s laws with international standards.
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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