Tag: Comply Exchange

Comply Exchange has published its latest roundup of regulatory developments across FATCA, CRS and IRS reporting for February 2026, highlighting critical deadlines and system...

As tax compliance demands continue to intensify, backup withholding has emerged as one of the more complex and consequential obligations facing organisations that make...

Regulators, tax leaders and industry practitioners gathered in New York on 4 February for the 2026 Investment Management Tax Reporting and Withholding Conference, where...

With reporting demands tightening again, organisations are preparing for another year shaped by tax rule updates, revised IRS forms and rising expectations around reporting...

Onboarding new customers or vendors can often feel overwhelming — a necessary but complex process that can easily become a compliance minefield. When tax...

It is easy to get swept up in the power of AI and believe its word is gospel. The technology has quickly evolved into a powerful tool that can efficiently automate various workflows, appearing seemingly perfect. However, while it might be correct most of the time, there is still a big gap for mistakes to be made.

Policies and procedures are often underestimated, yet they are critical for building an audit-ready tax compliance programme.

Tax compliance is becoming an increasingly complex area for many teams, with many stifled by a reliance on out-dated and manual workflows. As firms adopt AI, it could be the secret to finally making tax compliance a streamlined process. 

In the ever-shifting landscape of tax compliance, timing can be the deciding factor between seamless operations and regulatory headaches. A crucial, yet often overlooked aspect of this timing is the IRS sunset period—the window of time given to transition from an old version of a tax form to its updated counterpart.

Banks in the US will benefit from greater flexibility in collecting Taxpayer Identification Numbers (TINs) under new Customer Identification Program (CIP) rules from FinCEN, the OCC and the FDIC.