Argentina is preparing to place its crypto market within the OECD’s Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) from 2029, according to Coinpedia. The framework will enable tax authorities to exchange crypto transaction data automatically across national borders. The move marks a shift in Argentina’s digital-asset policy after the country reversed a strict crypto ban introduced in 2022 and subsequently eased its rules for digital-asset services. CARF is designed to support cross-border tax reporting by giving participating authorities access to relevant information on crypto activity. Argentina’s participation means transactions covered by the framework could become subject to international information-sharing once implementation begins in 2029. The announcement adds Argentina to the growing group of jurisdictions adopting coordinated reporting standards for crypto assets.
Argentina to Join OECD Crypto Tax-Reporting Network in 2029
Argentina will join the OECD’s Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework in 2029, enabling automatic cross-border sharing of crypto transaction data. The move follows the country’s reversal of a strict 2022 crypto ban and subsequent easing of digital-asset rules.
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