India: CBDT Issues Crypto Reporting Rules
India's CBDT aligns exchanges with OECD CARF, requiring annual user transaction reports from 2026 filings in 2027 under new crypto reporting rules.
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India's CBDT has released new crypto reporting rules forcing exchanges to align with the OECD's global crypto-assets reporting framework (CARF). Platforms must now collect tax residency data and file annual reports on eligible user transactions, with the first batch covering 2026 activity due in 2027. This step strengthens India crypto regulations and OECD CARF framework compliance without adding fresh taxes.
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