automatic exchange | automatic exchange of information | automatic information exchange | AEOI [Abbr.]

Common standard on reporting, due diligence and exchange of information | Global Standard for Automatic Exchange of Financial Account Information | Standard for Automatic Exchange of Financial Account Information

Data Exchange | Datex [Abbr.]

automatic trade date interchange

Multilateral Competent Authority Agreement on Automatic Exchange of Financial Account Information [ Multilateral Competent Authority Agreement ]

exchange of information [ information exchange | information sharing ]

clearing house | information clearing house

exchange of information [ information exchange | information transfer ]

clearing house | clearinghouse | clearing-house

interactive information exchange

105. Invites the Member States to support, in all international fora, the automatic exchange of information (AEOI) between tax administrations as the new global standard; invites in particular the Commission, the OECD and the G20 to promote this through the most adequate and effective instruments within an inclusive global process; insists that concrete steps should be taken to ensure that AEOI becomes truly global, and thereby effective, while respecting confidentiality requirements, by supporting developing countries’ efforts to build their capacity for full participation in the AEOI; stresses that, within the EU, automatic ...[+++] information exchange could take place in the form of a central EU-wide register which would be accessible by the Commission and the competent national authorities;

103. Invites the Member States to support, in all international fora, the automatic exchange of information (AEOI) between tax administrations as the new global standard; invites in particular the Commission, the OECD and the G20 to promote this through the most adequate and effective instruments within an inclusive global process; insists that concrete steps should be taken to ensure that AEOI becomes truly global, and thereby effective, while respecting confidentiality requirements, by supporting developing countries’ efforts to build their capacity for full participation in the AEOI; stresses that, within the EU, automatic ...[+++] information exchange could take place in the form of a central EU-wide register which would be accessible by the Commission and the competent national authorities;

108. Calls, furthermore, for a framework which effectively controls the implementation of the automatic exchange of information, for the collection and publication of statistics on the information exchanged, and, in particular, for the establishment, by the Commission, before 31 December 2016, of a secure central directory to facilitate the exchange of information between the participating tax authorities; recalls that the establishment of a system for the automatic exchange of information on ...[+++] tax rulings will result in a very large quantity of information being collected, which might make it difficult to detect the truly problematic cases; stresses that this situation, in addition to the existence of 28 Member States with different languages and administrative practices, makes it necessary for the Commission and the Member States to reflect on smart ways, including by means of information technology, of dealing with the amount and diversity of the data obtained, in order to make automatic exchange of information in the Union genuinely effective and helpful;

106. Calls, furthermore, for a framework which effectively controls the implementation of the automatic exchange of information, for the collection and publication of statistics on the information exchanged, and, in particular, for the establishment, by the Commission, before 31 December 2016, of a secure central directory to facilitate the exchange of information between the participating tax authorities; recalls that the establishment of a system for the automatic exchange of information on ...[+++] tax rulings will result in a very large quantity of information being collected, which might make it difficult to detect the truly problematic cases; stresses that this situation, in addition to the existence of 28 Member States with different languages and administrative practices, makes it necessary for the Commission and the Member States to reflect on smart ways, including by means of information technology, of dealing with the amount and diversity of the data obtained, in order to make automatic exchange of information in the Union genuinely effective and helpful;