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ARTICLE · 14 NOVEMBER 2019

HMRC Nudge Letter Guidance

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109 countries have now either exchanged or committed to exchange financial information in accordance with the Common Reporting Standard...

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109 countries have now either exchanged or committed to exchange financial information in accordance with the Common Reporting Standard (CRS). The early adopters of the CRS agreed to exchange information for the calendar year 2016 by September 2017 and the later adopters who agreed to exchange information for 2017 will have done so in September 2018.

Following this extensive exchange of information between countries, HMRC have had a programme of issuing what are known as nudge letters. These ask people to either confirm that they are compliant in reporting their overseas income and gains, or commit to bringing their affairs up to date through the Worldwide Disclosure Facility (WDF).

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