How to block fatca trusts
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This document discusses strategies for avoiding FATCA reciprocal reporting obligations for trusts formed in the US. It proposes: 1. Replacing the US trustee with a non-US trustee so the trust fails the control test and is no longer a US trust. 2. Ensuring the trust qualifies as a managed investment entity to be considered a financial institution. 3. Forming the trust under US law but with a non-US trustee so it is not a US financial institution and US banks have no FATCA reporting obligations since its account holder is a foreign financial institution. This allows the trust to avoid both FATCA and CRS reporting requirements.
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- 1. Part II – Trusts
- 2. A vital component of the IGA for many countries is the promise of reciprocity of information exchange. Model 1 IGA agrees to exchange the information that it currently collects from U.S. financial institutions maintaining non-resident alien accounts. This is insufficient. US explicitly agrees, to enhance the information it would exchange by pursuing the adoption of regulations and advocating and supporting relevant legislation to achieve equivalent levels of information exchange. FATCA IGA promises equivalent reciprocity US trusts would report on the trust’s account holders resident in IGA partner jurisdictions, such as grantor, beneficiaries, protector.
- 3. Obama Treasury Secretary unsuccessfully requested Republican Congress to legislate FATCA reciprocity
- 4. Account Holders Reporting by US trusts when FATCA full reciprocity is legislated US trustee will report to IRS on the trust’s account holders of the US trust for automatic exchange to the FATCA IGA partners’ authorities. Settlor, beneficiaries, protector
- 5. Trust replace US trustee with non-US trustee (Resident in a non-CRS participating jurisdiction) STEP 1 Trust formed in USA fails Control Test to be a US trust if non-US trustee. How to block FATCA full reciprocal reporting for trusts formed in USA US trustee (US trustee) Untaxed trust is subject to the jurisdiction where trustees reside. Non-US trustee (Non-US person, and not resident in CRS jurisdiction) Non-US trustee could be a nominee trustee taking instructions from US administrators of trust (on a discretionary basis?) Nominee trustee?
- 6. Ensure trust is a managed Investment Entity STEP 2 How to block FATCA full reciprocal reporting for trusts formed in USA Non-US trust formed in USA (Investment Entity) A managed Investment Entity trust is where some of its assets are managed by a Financial Institution and its income is predominantly from investments in financial assets.
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- 8. Summary Trust formed in USA with non-US trustee does not have FATCA reciprocal reporting obligation because it is not a US Financial Institution US bank has no FATCA reciprocal reporting obligation because its account holder is a Financial Institution, regardless whether it is a US Financial Institution or not. The non-US trust does not report for CRS because it is not in a CRS participating jurisdiction. How to block FATCA full reciprocal reporting for trust formed in USA