CRS
An international rule for sharing bank account details between tax offices
- noun
- Formal
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norma de intercambio automático de información financiera
- The CRS allows countries to automatically share financial account information to combat tax evasion.
Examples
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Thanks to the CRS, tax authorities can exchange financial data more efficiently and reduce tax fraud.
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The implementation of the CRS is crucial for enhancing transparency in global financial systems.
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OK, so the verifier, he gets the CRS, which is of this form.
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The next statement depends on the CRS because CRS is first sent to the adversary.
How Widespread
CRS
1
9.5
- Formal
IBAN
1
5.0
- UK
Surface Forms
Etymology
CRS is short for the Common Reporting Standard, using the first letters to name an international rule for sharing bank account data. So the CRS is a shared system that helps countries 'report' and compare financial information to reduce tax evasion.