The Common Reporting Standard (CRS) is the OECD’s global framework for the automatic exchange of financial account information between tax authorities. As of 2025, over 100 jurisdictions participate — meaning if you hold a bank account abroad, there is a high probability your bank is legally required to report your account details to your home country’s tax authority every year, automatically, without notifying you first.
Understanding which CRS reporting countries have active exchange relationships matters for anyone with offshore accounts, international assets, or dual tax residency. The rules are not uniform: some jurisdictions participate fully, others have limited bilateral activations, and a small number — including the United States — operate under a separate framework called FATCA rather than CRS.
Use the free lookup tool below to check any combination of tax residency and bank country instantly. The tool covers 70+ jurisdictions, flags known compliance issues, shows you exactly what data gets exchanged, and walks you through the reporting timeline — from when your bank collects data to when your tax authority receives it.
Will Your Bank Report You?
CRS (Common Reporting Standard) automatic exchange of information lookup — covers every country worldwide. Select your tax residency and bank country for an instant answer on whether your account is automatically reported to your home tax authority.
📅 OECD data: April 2026 · ~200 countries & territories · CRS 2.0 in force from Jan 2026