Lithuania Cracks Down: New Crypto User Tracking Rules Align with EU Standards
Lithuania’s tax authority, the State Tax Inspectorate, has issued updated procedures clarifying user reporting requirements for crypto asset service providers to bring national rules in line with the EU’s DAC8 and OECD tax transparency standards.
The move aims to boost tax compliance, curb illicit finance, and align Lithuania with the broader EU effort to regulate crypto assets, directly affecting exchanges and wallet providers operating in the Baltic state.
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