Australia wants answers from financial industry on Common Reporting Standard implementation

June 19 2014

The Australian Treasury has launched a consultation to discover the views of Australian financial institutions about when the Common Reporting Standard (CRS) should be introduced in Australia, how much it could cost them to implement and comply with and how those costs could be minimised.

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Ralph Cunningham

Ralph Cunningham worked at ITR between 2004 and 2018 and is now a freelance journalist.

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