CRS 2.0 Accelerates Global Rollout; Crypto Assets to Be Reported, Hong Kong Deadline Set for 2028

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According to Caixin, on May 20, the global Common Reporting Standard (CRS) 2.0 is accelerating implementation worldwide, with crypto assets, central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), and certain e-money products now included in financial asset reporting requirements. Hong Kong plans to implement CRS 2.0 and launch its Crypto Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) by 2028. Crypto exchanges, brokers, and ATM operators will be required to report crypto-to-fiat conversions, cross-asset swaps, and domestic-to-cross-border transfers, with precise asset identification (e.g., Bitcoin/BTC, Ethereum/ETH, Tether/USDT). Retail transactions exceeding $50,000 per transaction require individual reporting. While mainland China has not officially announced a CRS 2.0 implementation timeline, tax authorities have since 2025 notified taxpayers to self-report overseas income for 2022-2024 and settle taxes accordingly.
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