FinTax, providing crypto finance, tax solutions, and AI infrastructure for the crypto economy，today announced the completion of its Seed funding round at a post-money valuation of US$40 million.
Compiled by FinTax and jointly released with amber.ac, Wu Blockchain and RootData, with the support of Amber Group, the FinTax 2026 Annual White Paper spans 550+ pages, covering eight major topics.
FinTax and Amber Group have partnered to standardize and scale finance-and-tax compliance for crypto institutions.
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.
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.
How the same mining machine is treated under accounting (IAS 16) versus U.S. tax law — covering book–tax differences, deferred tax, and a comparison across the U.S., Ethiopia, and Kazakhstan.
