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The CARF framework will go live in the UAE in 2027, with the first exchange of information scheduled for 2028. The agreement is designed to establish a standardized mechanism for the automatic exchange of tax-related information on crypto-asset activities, aligning the UAE with global standards for tax transparency and regulatory certainty.
By signing the CARF agreement, the UAE aims to provide clarity and legal certainty to the growing crypto-asset sector while reinforcing its commitment to international tax compliance and transparency.
To ensure effective implementation, the Ministry has launched a public consultation inviting stakeholders—advisory service providers, intermediaries, traders, custodians, exchange platforms, and others involved in the crypto-asset ecosystem—to contribute their insights.
The public consultation opened on 15 September 2025 and will remain active until 8 November 2025. Stakeholders can share their views, recommendations, and concerns via the designated platform. The feedback will help the Ministry develop clear, balanced, and market-aligned regulations.