Tag: FATCA
Why AI alone won’t fix your tax reporting challenges
Tax reporting solutions are undergoing rapid transformation as firms grapple with mounting regulatory complexity. With FATCA, CRS and other cross-border obligations generating ever-greater data...
How to fix FATCA and CRS reporting at the source
For compliance teams currently working through their FATCA and CRS reporting cycle, the pattern will feel all too familiar. What ought to be a...
How banks can fix broken FATCA and CRS models
For most large retail and commercial banks, the regulatory requirements underpinning FATCA and CRS are no longer the primary concern. The rules are well...
Key tax compliance deadlines and rule changes
March 2026 has brought a wave of regulatory updates across IRS reporting, FATCA, and CRS frameworks. Comply Exchange has rounded up the most critical...
How to operationalise CARF reporting effectively
The CARF represents one of the most significant expansions of global tax transparency into digital assets in recent years. Yet despite growing regulatory clarity...
Modernising FATCA and CRS compliance for fund administrators
More than a decade since FATCA and CRS were introduced, fund administrators have become the operational backbone of investor tax compliance across global fund...
The hidden cost of fragmented tax data in private capital
On the surface, FATCA and CRS compliance appears to be working. Deadlines are being met, frameworks are understood, and processes are in place across...
IRS, FATCA and CRS: the latest RegTech compliance news
Comply Exchange has published its latest roundup of regulatory developments across FATCA, CRS and IRS reporting for February 2026, highlighting critical deadlines and system...
Investment managers face new global tax rules
Regulators, tax leaders and industry practitioners gathered in New York on 4 February for the 2026 Investment Management Tax Reporting and Withholding Conference, where...
Tax lessons from FATCA and CRS for the CARF era
The global push for tax transparency has moved far beyond its early experimental phase, yet the industry’s behaviour has not always kept pace. The...










