Webinar: Aberdeen + Sovos FATCA/CRS Survey Results

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Foreign Accounts Tax Compliance Act (FACTA) and Common Reporting Standard (CRS) are becoming more difficult to deal with for financial institutions (FIs), not easier. If they get FATCA and CRS reporting wrong, FIs risk not only financial penalties but also damaged reputations and loss of customers.

Aberdeen Group and Sovos recently conducted a survey on FATCA and CRS reporting. Join us for this 60 minute webinar to discover the results, including:

What concerns FIs most with FATCA and CRS reporting
Which elements of staying compliant with FATCA and CRS are proving most difficult
How successful FIs are differentiating themselves from those that are falling behind

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