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UAE Signs OECD Crypto Tax Data-Sharing Agreement

September 22, 2025Updated:September 22, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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UAE Signs OECD Crypto Tax Data-Sharing Agreement

The United Arab Emirates took a step towards aligning its digital asset insurance policies with worldwide tax requirements by signing the Multilateral Competent Authority Settlement on the Automated Alternate of Data underneath the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF). 

The UAE’s Ministry of Finance (MOF) introduced the settlement on Saturday, formalizing the UAE’s dedication to implementing the Organisation for Financial Cooperation and Improvement’s (OECD) international regime for digital asset reporting. 

CARF creates a mechanism for the automated trade of tax-related data on crypto asset actions between collaborating jurisdictions. This strengthens worldwide cooperation on transparency and tax compliance. 

The MOF introduced that the UAE will roll out the framework in 2027, with the preliminary data trade anticipated to begin in 2028. 

Cointelegraph reached out to the UAE Ministry of Finance for extra data, however didn’t obtain a response by publication.