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Key points
- FATCA and/or CRS can apply to a far wider range of entities and circumstances than many of us might expect.
- Clients who are affected will often look to their tax adviser or other professional to assist with meeting their FATCA and CRS obligations.
- Many clients may be unaware of FATCA and CRS so might perhaps benefit if their professional adviser alerted and advised them.
- In some circumstances a professional firm may have FATCA or CRS obligations of its own.
- Professional advisers should review their engagement letters and client take-on procedures to ensure that FATCA and CRS are adequately catered for.
- Professional firms should consider whether their staff and partners are sufficiently knowledgeable about FATCA and CRS; or if not whether additional training is needed.
- The potential risks from non-compliance are significant including financial penalties and reputational damage.
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