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White House Reviews Overseas Cryptocurrency Tax Policies; Cross-Border Framework May See Adjustments
U.S. Advances Toward OECD’s CARF Crypto Reporting Standards

The Trump administration is advancing a proposal that would allow the IRS to access information on U.S. citizens’ overseas cryptocurrency accounts for taxation. The Treasury Department has submitted a cooperation plan to join the OECD’s Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF), now under White House review.

CARF, created in 2022, requires member countries to automatically share crypto asset data to combat cross-border tax evasion. Major economies including Japan, Germany, France, Canada, Italy, the U.K., and crypto hubs such as Singapore, the UAE, and the Bahamas have already signed on.

A summer policy report recommended U.S. adoption, stating that CARF would curb offshore asset shifts and strengthen domestic digital-asset growth—while stressing no new reporting rules for DeFi.

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