October 23 , 2022
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	- OECD has announced a new Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF). 
 
	- The OECD framework provides for reporting and exchange of information regarding crypto-assets.
 
	- The frame work will be presented to G20 Ministers and Central Bank governors.
 
	- The crypto-assets are not comprehensively covered by the G20 Common Reporting Standard (CRS) and increases risk of tax evasion.
 
	- Crypto-assets can be transferred and held without any central administrator having full visibility on the transactions/holdings. 
 
	- The crypto market has also given rise to crypto-asset exchanges and wallet providers many of which are unregulated.
 
	- The framework contains model rules that can be transposed into domestic legislation.
 

                                 
                            
                                
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