Common Reporting Standard: HMRC Collects £122m So Far! | And is following up on a further £560 million more ... |
 POSTED BY HELEN BEAUMONT ON 07/08/2019 @ 8:00AM
So, far, HMRC has collected £122 million in extra taxes thanks to the new Common Reporting Standard tax regime ...
So far, the Common Reporting Standard has gained details on nearly three million UK taxpayers with offshore interests! copyright: solarseven / 123rf
The Common Reporting Standard (CRS) means that tax authorities in over 100 separate countries now share tax information on individuals with each other.
"HMRC says that CRS significantly enhances its ability to identify non-compliance of tax-rules offshore!"
Banks, trusts, foundations, insurance, custodians and investment funds now must report tax information thanks to the new CRS rules. So far, the Common Reporting Standard has gained details on nearly three million UK taxpayers with offshore interests. HMRC is following up on a further £560 million in additional tax owed.
Taxpayers were offered a Requirement To Correct (RTC) last year so they could declare offshore interests prior to CRS delivering data to HMRC. According to official figures, this resulted in 17,000 individuals getting in touch.
Thos RTC declarations made before the September 2018 deadline were treated more leniently than those who didn't declare in time with penalties far more severe for non-declarers involving up to 100% of the tax involved.
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