TREE NEWS update: Australia has released a draft bill to adopt the OECD’s Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF), joining 77 jurisdictions committed to the standard. The first international exchanges of crypto tax data under the framework are expected in 2028. The draft legislation would bring crypto assets into line with global automatic tax information-sharing rules.
Australia Releases Draft Bill to Adopt OECD Crypto Tax Reporting Framework
Australia's move matters less as a domestic tax story than as a signal that the OECD's reporting architecture is moving from commitment to implementation. Once exchanges of crypto tax data begin, the practical effect is that offshore venues and self-custody arrangements lose much of their information asymmetry relative to traditional finance. The open question is timing: jurisdictions that legislate early shape the compliance burden others inherit.
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