L’Arménie prévoit d’échanger des informations sur les transactions de crypto-monnaie avec d’autres pays à partir de 2027

Armenia to Exchange Crypto Transaction Information with Other Countries Starting 2027

At the Asia Initiative of the OECD Global Forum held in Erevan, Nairui Avetisyan from the Armenian Public Revenue Committee announced on Monday that Armenia will exchange information on cryptocurrency transactions with other countries starting in 2027.

Avetisyan stated, « Since 2015, Armenia has been integrated into international tax transparency standards, but the process has gained momentum in recent years. Last year, we already committed to automatic information exchange, which is seen as a significant step towards adopting a more serious tax transparency policy. »

Participation in the Asia Initiative was highlighted by Avetisyan as a new advancement to demonstrate Armenia’s commitment to implementing tax standards. He emphasized that tax transparency is about sharing information, which can be done upon request.

Armenia will also exchange information on financial accounts of non-residents, with the principle of reciprocity guiding the exchange process. Avetisyan also mentioned that Armenia has joined the crypto asset accountability system, meaning that information on crypto transactions will be shared starting in 2027.

As a member of the OECD Global Forum with 171 countries, Armenia is deeply invested in transparency and information exchange. The country will co-chair the Asia Initiative in 2024-2025, underscoring its dedication to upholding international tax transparency standards.

Avetisyan stressed the importance of having proper legislation and secure information exchange processes. He noted that Armenia received a high rating in a peer review of its privacy and security measures.

Armenia’s proactive stance on tax transparency and information exchange signifies its commitment to global financial integrity and security. This move is expected to enhance Armenia’s standing in the international community and boost its credibility in the financial sector.

(Source: Arka)