Exchanges are racing into tokenized U.S. stocks, but the same label covers three legally distinct products with very different tax treatment. We break down their definitions and structures, and the tax and CARF/CRS compliance issues facing issuers and individual investors.
On April 17, 2026, Uzbekistan signed Resolution No. PQ-143 establishing the Besqala Mining Valley special crypto mining zone, offering lawful miners up to ten years of tax exemption. This article analyzes the zone's admission system, ten-year tax incentives, supporting mechanisms, tax-burden competitiveness and investment risks.
On April 10, 2026, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority issued the first batch of stablecoin issuer licenses under the Stablecoin Ordinance. Licensed institutions are HSBC and Anchorpoint Financial Limited. This article analyzes HKMA approval requirements beyond the statutory threshold and the regulatory direction after the licensing regime takes effect.
Explains DAC8 reporting jurisdictions for cross-border crypto-asset service providers, including RCASP identification, MiCA authorization, and information exchange.
This report summarises key tax and regulatory developments in the global crypto asset industry during the first half of October 2026.
For DAC8’s first reporting year, crypto-asset service providers should carefully verify tax-residency self-certifications, reportable transaction coverage, data traceability, remediation ownership.
This report summarizes major tax and supervisory developments in the global crypto-asset industry during the second half of September 2026.
H.R. 10357 proposes targeted U.S. digital asset tax rules for fees, stablecoins, wash sales, mining, staking, classification, reporting, and voluntary disclosure within the existing property framework.
This report summarizes major tax and supervisory developments in the global crypto-asset industry during the first half of September 2026.
This report summarizes major tax, accounting and supervisory developments in the global crypto-asset industry during the second half of August 2026.
This article explains what CARF requires RCASPs to report, how local implementation differs, and how platforms should prepare data, KYC, valuation, and reporting systems.
CARF Reporting Nexus rules determine where global crypto platforms must report by applying nexus hierarchies, Partner Jurisdiction exemptions, Branch rules, and local requirements across multiple jurisdictions.
Singapore’s CARF implementation sets out Reporting SGCASP classification, due diligence and reporting obligations, while highlighting regulatory certainty, Hong Kong comparisons, impacts on key crypto business models.
