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Hong Kong's new crypto tax reporting law also brings in the OECD's amended Common Reporting Standard, which covers digital financial products. It takes effect in 2028, with the…

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Published: 2026-11-05 15:33 UTC
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Hong Kong's new crypto tax reporting law also brings in the OECD's amended Common Reporting Standard, which covers digital financial products. It takes effect in 2028, with the first exchanges under i…

Hong Kong's new crypto tax reporting law also brings in the OECD's amended Common Reporting Standard, which covers digital financial products. It takes effect in 2028, with the first exchanges under it in 2029. https://t.co/uTIfNBo6Bi

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