Hong Kong Passes a New Crypto Tax Law: What Changes for Investors in 2027

Hong Kong lawmakers on Wednesday passed a bill that brings global crypto tax reporting rules to the city. Service providers will start collecting user data in 2027. The move puts Hong Kong alongside several Asian hubs racing to tighten crypto tax transparency. Hong Kong Adopts the OECD’s Crypto Tax Reporting Rules The Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework, or CARF, is an OECD standard for tax transparency. It enables countries to exchange information on crypto-asset transactions automatically every year. Hong Kong’s Legislative Council approved the Inland Revenue Amendment Bill 2026 on November 4. The law implements CARF and the latest amendments to the Common Reporting Standard, or CRS. Under the new rules, relevant service providers must begin collecting specified information in 2027.

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