Tokenization of stocks challenges encryption tax regulation, experts warn that reporting gaps are widening.

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On July 23 (UTC+8), some crypto tax experts warned that as certain trading platforms in the EU launch tokenized stocks, the regulatory gap for crypto tax reporting will face significant challenges. These products allow users to trade simulated stocks like Apple and TSL 24/7, and if they continue to expand, they will inevitably put pressure on regulators. The expert pointed out that compared to Financial Institutions, which can provide structured trading data to tax authorities, most countries are still far behind in crypto asset reporting. He expects that with the launch of the US Form 1099-DA and the OECD global crypto tax framework (CARF) in 2026, on-chain stocks will force the crypto tax system to fully catch up with TradFi.

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ParanoiaKingvip
· 07-24 06:27
This regulation comes with a trap, right?
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ProbablyNothingvip
· 07-22 19:11
I won't owe taxes anyway since I've already lost everything.
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BearMarketSagevip
· 07-22 19:04
It's that time of year to Be Played for Suckers~
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BasementAlchemistvip
· 07-22 18:54
How can this be managed?
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ImpermanentSagevip
· 07-22 18:42
Regulation is always lagging behind.
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