Getting to grips with CARF – how to confidently address the new digital asset tax reporting requirements

The Crypto Asset Reporting Framework is upon us! 48 early adopting jurisdictions have gone live with effect from 1 January 2026, with first reporting due to take place in 2027.

However, most organisations are still wrestling with understanding and staying on top of how the rules impact their fast moving business operations with significant blind spots remaining widely prevalent. For an exceptionally broad range of businesses from crypto natives through to traditional financial institutions, CARF presents unique operational and systems challenges not seen before.

Join Regnology and industry experts from PwC for an insightful and practical discussion on key actions that organisations must take now, the potholes to look out for along the way and how to ensure your systems and processes are up to the task ahead.

Discover how PwC’s subject matter expertise and Regnology’s privileged heritage of supporting both reporting entities and tax authorities uniquely positions us to lead organisations through this transformation in the tax information reporting landscape.