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.
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 article explains what CARF requires RCASPs to report, how local implementation differs, and how platforms should prepare data, KYC, valuation, and reporting systems.
A comparison of data-center tax incentives and key considerations across Texas, Virginia, and Georgia — a planning reference for crypto miners pivoting to AI data centers.
As Singapore, New Zealand and the UK issue RCASP guidance, this article examines how CARF identifies Reporting Crypto-Asset Service Providers and applies across eight common crypto business models.
UK CARF's first data year is underway: filed in 2027, built in 2026. Who reports, what's reported, and what non-compliance costs.
This overview compares how major jurisdictions tax trading, staking, and mining, and where the rules are headed next.
This article examines the determination of tax resident status, covering its legal significance, criteria for individuals and enterprises (China and U.S. comparison), the step-by-step application of tax treaty tie-breaker rules for dual residents, and the practical implications under CRS information transparency. Fifteen cases illustrate common scenarios.
