
India to begin sharing cross-border crypto data under global framework in April 2027
India will start swapping information about cryptocurrency transactions with tax departments in other countries starting April 1, 2027. The move comes as the government tightens its grip on digital currency dealings, particularly those happening through foreign platforms. Officials are already laying the foundation for this information-sharing agreement, according to The Economic Times. Once India joins this global exchange system, the government intends to apply severe penalties to make sure that cryptocurrency platforms and intermediaries adhere to the new reporting rules. Joining the global reporting framework The data sharing will occur through something called the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework, or CARF for…
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