Hong Kong crypto tax reporting law
Hong Kong will require exchanges to collect and report customer transaction data from 2027, with automatic overseas sharing from 2028.
What we know
CoinDesk reports the law passed; it aligns Hong Kong with international tax-transparency reporting.
How the story developed
Hong Kong will require exchanges to collect and report customer transaction data from 2027, with automatic overseas sharing from 2028.
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Sources
“Hong Kong passes a law requiring crypto exchanges to collect and report customer transaction data”
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