Dear Customers,
We hereby inform you that
pursuant to the Republic of Armenia's accession to the Multilateral Competent
Authority Agreement on Automatic Exchange of Financial Account Information—the
provisions of which entered into force via amendments to the Tax Code of the
Republic of Armenia on October 21, 2024—"ACBA BANK" OJSC (hereinafter
referred to as the Bank) enforces the requirements of the Common Reporting
Standard (CRS).
1. What is CRS and how is
reporting conducted?
CRS is an international standard
developed by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
Under this framework, once a year, the Bank transmits information to the State
Revenue Committee of the Republic of Armenia (SRC), which then automatically
forwards it to foreign jurisdictions participating in the standard.
2. Which countries receive the
data?
Information is transmitted to
countries that have joined the standard, exchange data with the Republic of
Armenia, and where the Bank's account holder (or controlling person of the
customer) is a tax resident (taxpayer).
For the 2025 reporting period,
the list of countries participating in the automatic exchange of data with the
RA SRC can be found on the official RA SRC website by navigating to: Activity
➔ International Taxation ➔
Automatic Exchange of Information (Lists of reportable jurisdictions
with which exchange is conducted.zip).
3. What data is exchanged?
4. Changes to Data
Important Notice
Data of reportable customers is
transmitted to the RA SRC in accordance with the direct requirements of the RA
Tax Code and the international CRS standard, without requiring a separate
application or additional consent from the customer.
By continuing to use the Bank's
services, you accept the information transmission requirements established by
the RA Tax Code and the CRS standard. If you do not agree, you may notify the
Bank by visiting any branch or by sending an email to crs@acba.am from
your email address registered with the Bank.