CRS (Common Reporting Standard)

Definición

The Common Reporting Standard (CRS) is an OECD framework for the automatic exchange of financial account information between jurisdictions. Trustees in Switzerland must comply with CRS obligations by reporting relevant information about trust accounts.

Contexto

Este término se utiliza habitualmente en el contexto de la administración de trusts en Suiza. Comprender este concepto es esencial para las familias internacionales, empresarios y profesionales jurídicos que consideran o gestionan estructuras de trust administradas desde Suiza.

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