Examples of using Common reporting in English and their translations into French
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Users also underlined the role of Africa governance inventory for capturing data using a common reporting framework.
tools and a common reporting approach.
The United States also began correcting for a common reporting error for metals
In this regard, reporting guidelines and common reporting format recently developed under the FCCC provide a useful starting point. New Zealand.
will constitute the starting point for the development of common reporting tables.
This is known as the Common Reporting Standard(CRS), as coordinated by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development(OECD), and we would like to help you understand what it means for you.
The Common Reporting Standard will then actually make sense, gradually becoming the
The Common Reporting Standard will be complemented in mid-2014 with guidelines
The Common Reporting Standard(CRS) is a global standard developed by the Organization for Economic Co-operation
The Common Reporting Standard(CRS) is a standard proposed by the OECD with the objective of developing a system for the automatic exchange of information
The development of common reporting formats and the harmonization of management requirements have been negotiated with the key agencies through their respective donor support groups.
These definitions are based on the OECD Common Reporting Standard for the Automatic Exchange of Financial Account Information(“The Common Reporting Standard” or“CRS”) and the FATCA Agreement concluded between Luxembourg and the United States.
On automatic exchange of bank information, pursuant to the Common Reporting Standard(CRS), we have put everything in place domestically and internationally to exchange within the timelines to
accommodating both agendas, and a common reporting architecture that will produce a single periodic performance report.
The Common Reporting Standard(hereafter“CRS”), is a regulation initiated by the OECD,
The Common Reporting Standard(CRS) is a new international standard of tax co-operation,
The Controlling Person mentioned on this form may be the Reportable Person under the Common Reporting Standard(CRS) and may be disclosed to the tax authorities.
the EU Directive on administrative cooperation in the field of taxation, and recently the Common Reporting Standard.
The term"participating jurisdiction" is used in respect of jurisdictions where there is an information agreement in place to share the information that is collected pursuant to the Common Reporting Standard.
Development(OECD) approved the Common Reporting Standard(CRS) with the support of Canada