Argentina Agrees to Adopt OECD Crypto Tax Reporting Framework by 2029

Bitcoin.com News reports that Argentina has agreed to implement the OECD's Crypto Asset Reporting Framework (CARF), joining a group of 77 jurisdictions that will exchange crypto transaction data by 2029. According to the outlet, the Global Forum on Transparency and Exchange of Information for Tax Purposes announced the move on September 14, and Argentina will both share user transaction data with foreign regulators and receive similar data on Argentine users' activity abroad. The report says exchanges operating under the framework must report user ID and transaction data to give tax authorities tools to curb evasion tied to cryptoassets, particularly transactions involving virtual asset service providers registered abroad. Bitcoin.com News states Argentina must pass internal legislation to enable this data collection by 2028, ahead of the 2029 implementation deadline. This story is currently reported by only one outlet, so the details should be treated as preliminary pending confirmation from other sources or official Argentine government statements.