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This is becoming outdated: Tax Transparency: Amendments to the Common Reporting StandardEMIs do not participate in CRS as far as I know
Apart from these that have a bank license (revolut, n26)
Thanks I were not aware of that. So as I understand beginning 1 January 2026 all EMIs will be reported?This is becoming outdated: Tax Transparency: Amendments to the Common Reporting Standard
"To note that these new accounts would be reportable under CRS, with the exception of e-money accounts whose 90-day rolling average does not exceed USD 10,000 at any day during the year"Thanks I were not aware of that. So as I understand beginning 1 January 2026 all EMIs will be reported?
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Thanks, @Don. As I see, this should be repeated endlessly It has been posted here several times already (by me – just an info, not a link – I guess yesterday last time) and it still does not helpThis is becoming outdated: Tax Transparency: Amendments to the Common Reporting Standard
Thanks I were not aware of that. So as I understand beginning 1 January 2026 all EMIs will be reported?
Just a small amendment / explanation: The expression “new accounts” there means all EMI accounts, as a new type of accounts being reported, not newly opened EMI accounts!"To note that these new accounts would be reportable under CRS, with the exception of e-money accounts whose 90-day rolling average does not exceed USD 10,000 at any day during the year"
#Bingooooooooooo, and that's the Truth!this should be repeated endlessly It has been posted here several times already (by me – just an info, not a link – I guess yesterday last time) and it still does not help
What do you mean ?Just a small amendment / explanation: The expression “new accounts” there means all EMI accounts, as a new type of accounts being reported, not newly opened EMI accounts!
Just a small amendment / explanation: The expression “new accounts” there means all EMI accounts, as a new type of accounts being reported, not newly opened EMI accounts!
Well, re-phrased:What do you mean ?
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You are welcome.Thank you!
All accounts, both old and new.Well, re-phrased:
If you have an EMI account on 1 January 2026 then this account will automatically be reported (on condition that 90-day rolling average exceeded USD 10,000 at any day), as well as any newly created EMI account.
Your cat is definitely nice
You are welcome.
Yes, exactly.All accounts, both old and new.
Again, you are welcomeThank you dear friend!