Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework

Join us to better understand and prepare for the upcoming tax regulation

Renaissance Zurich Tower Hotel

Turbinenstrasse 20

8005 Zürich

Thursday, 6 November 2025

16:00 - 18:00

Followed by a networking apéro

As the adoption of crypto assets continues to grow, the need for clear and standardized tax regulations has become essential. As of 1 January 2026, the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF), the new information exchange regime focusing on crypto transactions, will come into force. CARF aims to enhance transparency and compliance surrounding the taxation of crypto assets by clarifying the responsibilities of different service providers involved in crypto-related transactions.

During the event we will discuss:

Recap of the CARF funding blocks: Which Crypto-Assets and transactions are in scope, and who qualifies as Reporting Crypto-Asset Service Provider (RCASP) and needs to comply with the new tax rules?
Regulatory developments: What are the most recent discussion outcomes at the OECD and Swiss government levels?
CARF implementation insights: What are the peculiar challenges of the CARF due diligence and reporting? What are the strategic decisions and smart solutions to tackle them?
Live demo of our reporting tool: How can Deloitte’s reporting tool support your organisation in creating CARF XML files in a correct and efficient way?

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Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework

Join us to better understand and prepare for the upcoming tax regulation

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