The Union Budget 2026 has offered no tax relief for crypto investors, but it has tightened the compliance framework around ...

The Finance Bill introduced daily fines and a flat penalty for incorrect crypto disclosures while leaving the existing tax ...

The Indian government has announced stricter reporting requirements for cryptocurrency transactions, reinforcing its regulatory oversight of the digital asset ...

Budget 2026 introduces penalties for crypto exchanges failing to accurately report transactions. A Rs. 200 per day penalty ...

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman proposes new crypto penalties in Budget, aiming for compliance and transparency in ...

How will crypto privacy and compliance evolve by 2026? Learn about global tax regulations, blockchain surveillance, and the ...

A 0% crypto tax rate in 2026 refers to local taxation only and does not remove reporting duties under global frameworks like ...

India’s Union Budget 2026 has introduced a new penalty framework to enforce crypto-asset transaction reporting. In simple ...

The Union Budget 2026 may not have delivered sops for the country’s emerging cryptocurrency sector, but it has sent a clear ...

Guernsey has moved quickly to implement the OECD’s Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF), marking a further significant development for the island’s financial and digital asset sectors. Regulations ...

Globally, CARF obliges certain crypto-asset service providers to collect detailed information on their users and report crypto-asset transactions to local tax authorities, which then share this data ...

Didn’t declare your crypto assets? Budget 2026 tightens tax rules and puts crypto users under closer scrutiny, with penalties for non-reporting and wrong disclosures under the new Income Tax Act.