ACF offers these materials to help charities understand and fulfil their obligations under the Common Reporting Standard regime (CRS), also known as the Automatic Exchange of Information (AEOI).
Click below to access the materials:
- Common Reporting Standard: What trusts and foundations need to know
- A flow chart to help indicate how your charity is affected by CRS
- A check-list to help charities that are financial institutions ensure that have taken the key steps they need to fulfil their obligations.
- An optional policy document for charities affected by the Common Reporting Standard
- A self-certification form for individual grant-holders
- A self-certification form for organisational grant-holders, including an explanation of the different kinds of entities under CRS
We are grateful to Charity Finance Group (CFG) for their co-production of these materials.
Disclaimer
Please note that ACF and CFG have tried to ensure that all information we provided on these pages is correct at the time we included it. We apologise for any errors. We do not guarantee the accuracy of these pages and any visitor using information contained in them does so entirely at their own risk. This page also contains links to other websites operated by third parties. ACF does not accept any liability over the content of these third party sites and the existence of these links does not constitute an endorsement of such websites.
Any guidance provided on this page is not intended to replace professional advice and in case of doubt, please consult an appropriately qualified professional adviser. In no event will ACF or CFG be liable for any damages whatsoever arising out of or related to this guidance. Full HMRC guidance can be found using the links below. If you are in any doubt about your status or obligations under CRS you should seek professional advice or contact HMRC.
HMRC guidance on the protection of human rights