Finland is set to tighten its grip on cryptocurrency taxation by adopting the OECD's Cryptocurrency Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) in 2026. This significant shift means cryptocurrency exchanges and other digital asset platforms operating within Finland will be required to collect and report user transaction data directly to the Finnish tax authorities (Verohallinto). The move aims to increase transparency and reduce tax evasion related to cryptocurrency investments. Currently, tracking crypto transactions for tax purposes can be challenging. With CARF implementation, Finland will participate in the automatic exchange of cryptocurrency transaction data with other participating jurisdictions, improving cross-border tax compliance. Investors should prepare for increased scrutiny of their cryptocurrency activities and ensure accurate reporting of gains and losses. This framework promotes a fairer and more transparent digital asset landscape in Finland. ```