Germany has released draft bills to ratify agreements on crypto-asset reporting, digital platform income, and updated financial account standards.
The German Ministry of Finance ( MoF) published draft bills on 24 March 2026 to ratify three international agreements aimed at strengthening tax transparency.
The bills cover the CARF MCAA for crypto-asset reporting, the DPI MCAA for income from digital platforms, and the CRS MCAA addendum updating financial account reporting.
The CARF MCAA, which Germany signed on 26 November 2024, enables the automatic exchange of tax-relevant information on crypto-asset transactions in line with OECD reporting and due diligence standards.
The DPI MCAA provides for the automatic exchange of information on income earned by sellers on digital and gig-economy platforms, including transactions from the sale of goods and services through such platforms.
The CRS MCAA addendum broadens reporting requirements, including crypto-assets, and strengthens due diligence procedures. Together, the agreements reinforce Germany’s commitment to international tax transparency and alignment with OECD standards.