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CARF & DAC8 Reporting Readiness

Get your records straight before exchanges start reporting to Revenue under CARF and DAC8 from 2026/27.

The days of crypto going unnoticed are ending. Under the OECD's CARF and the EU's DAC8, exchanges begin collecting user data in 2026 and reporting it to Revenue from 2027. We get your historic position straight and filed before that data arrives, not after.

What’s included

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  • Position review: historic activity assessed for exposure

  • Voluntary disclosure: unreported gains regularised properly

  • Record readiness: your data aligned with what exchanges report

  • Gap analysis: missing years and wallets identified

  • Ongoing compliance: a process that keeps you current

  • Revenue liaison: disclosures and queries handled

What you should know

The big change in crypto is not a new tax; it is visibility. Under the OECD Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) and the EU's DAC8, exchanges begin collecting user data in 2026 and reporting it to Revenue from 2027. Positions that once went unseen will be matched against your returns automatically, so a gap that was invisible becomes a question with your name on it.

Getting ahead of that is far cheaper than being caught by it. We review your historic activity, identify the missing years and wallets, and where there is unreported tax we regularise it properly through a voluntary disclosure, which carries far lighter consequences than a Revenue-initiated intervention. Then we put a process in place so your records stay aligned with what the exchanges will report.

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