Germany: Updated CRS guidance
Updated information concerning the common reporting standard (CRS) regime
Updated information concerning the common reporting standard (CRS) regime
Germany’s federal central tax office (BZSt) released guidance (CRS Newsletter 01/2022) with updated information concerning the common reporting standard (CRS) regime.
The updated information concerns:
- Implementation of electronic reporting of missing self-certification postponed
- New version of form to report missing self-certifications
- Explanation for reporting of missing self-certifications
Read a January 2022 report [PDF 121 KB] prepared by the KPMG member firm in Germany
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