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Crypto’s rapid growth and persistent tax noncompliance require stronger oversight beyond reforms like OECD CARF and EU DAC 8. Chainalysis helps tax agencies identify risks and build cases involving digital assets.

Identify taxpayer holdings and transaction venues to assess taxable income and compliance risk.
Identify non-reporting venues and higher-risk customers overlooked by CARF, DAC 8, and domestic reforms.
Accelerate data inventory, holdings analysis, and lead generation without requiring coding skills.
Combine blockchain and agency data to improve insights and tax compliance models.

Prioritize cases by aligning analysis to income, wealth, inheritance, VAT, employment, and customs workflows while connecting individual data points.
Enrich CARF, DAC 8, and other reports with on-chain context to detect evasion patterns, localize activity, and query behaviors or risks of interest.
Use independently evaluated, court-tested data to build clear audit and investigation graphs while applying crypto expertise to avoid common pitfalls at scale.
Customers trust Chainalysis in 70 countries
Tax agencies, regulators, and FIUs worldwide use Chainalysis
Tokens supported across blockchains accounting for 99% of transaction volumes
Real-word entities identified, tied to 1B+ addresses
Discover unreported holdings, deanonymize on-chain activity of interest, and prioritize the right cases across audit, investigations, big data, and specialty tax teams.

Establish solid foundation for tax workflows by using the same data validated by courts and independent third parties; avoid unexpected pitfalls by failing to do so.
Automated on-chain insights without building graphs; Analyze on-chain transfers to exchanges and other VASPs for purposes of focused risk assessment or engagement; Minimize case processing delays by putting data completeness ahead of tax calculation

Tax authorities and regulators globally rely on Chainalysis data and products to understand digital asset activity, enforce compliance, and support enforcement actions that act as a deterrent to others.
Former investigators, regulators, and tax experts help design workflows, interpret complex cases, and build lasting internal capacity through training and certifications.

The quality and the reliability of the information are crucial factors for us, since we don’t want to forget anything to declare for our clients, and also because our files may also end up in court at one point.
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