Hong Kong's Legislative Council passed a CARF amendment on 4 Nov, with automatic exchange of crypto transaction data due from 2028. Colin Wu said mainland China, which is not participating in CARF, will not receive the data for now, and that mainland taxpayers face a 20% rate on crypto trading gains even in Hong Kong.
Colin Wu says Hong Kong crypto data sharing will exclude China for now
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The story so far: Hong Kong adopts CARF crypto tax reporting
Hong Kong's Legislative Council passed a bill adopting the OECD's crypto-asset reporting framework, with providers collecting data from 2027 and automatic exchange due from 2028. A task force was set up to support the framework, and reporting service providers linked to Hong Kong must register with tax authorities…
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Colin Wu says Hong Kong crypto data sharing will exclude China for now
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