Australia has proposed legislation that would require crypto transaction reporting and introduce international tax information sharing, according to a post cited by crypto media outlet Watcher Guru. Under the bill, crypto platforms would need to report transactions involving Australian residents to tax authorities starting in July 2027. The measure, as described in the source, focuses on reporting obligations for crypto-related activity and cross-border tax data exchange. No additional details on the scope of covered entities or transaction thresholds were provided in the source text. The report was cited by ChainCatcher in a brief policy update.
Australia is pushing a bill that would force cryptocurrency transaction reporting and require tax information to be shared across borders, according to a post cited by crypto media outlet Watcher Guru.
If it passes, crypto platforms would have to report transactions tied to Australian residents to tax authorities starting in July 2027.
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