What is the CRS?

The Common Reporting Standard (hereafter “CRS”) is a regulation initiated by the OECD, aiming at preventing tax evasion and leading to a global automatic exchange of information between CRS-participating jurisdictions. A CRS participating jurisdiction (or “CRS jurisdiction”, is a country that agreed to implement the CRS). A reporting jurisdiction (or "CRS-IN jurisdiction") is a state to which CRS reporting is performed.


The CRS has been implemented at European Union level through the Directive on Administrative Cooperation (Directive 2014/107/UE), known as “DAC 2”. Relationship with non-EU countries are ruled by mean of multilateral agreements called “Competent Authority Agreement”.

The CRS requires financial institutions to report financial accounts held, directly or indirectly, by account holders that are tax residents in a CRS-IN jurisdiction.

For further information please consult the OECD website 

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