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International Exchange of Information Manual

IEIM402505 · Due Diligence: General Requirements: Introduction

  • IEIM402510 · Due Diligence: General Requirements: Notifying Account Holders
  • IEIM402515 · Due Diligence: General Requirements: Timetable
  • IEIM402520 · Due Diligence: General Requirements: Reportable Account
  • IEIM402540 · Due Diligence: General Requirements: Reportable Account: Examples
  • IEIM402560 · Due Diligence: General Requirements: Balance or Value of Account
  • IEIM402565 · Due Diligence: General Requirements: Reporting Thresholds
  • IEIM402570 · Due Diligence: General Requirements: Elections and Process
  • IEIM402580 · Due Diligence: General Requirements: Date for Determining the Balance or Value for Thresholds
  • IEIM402600 · Due Diligence: General Requirements: Reliance on Service Providers
  • IEIM402620 · Due Diligence: General Requirements: Alternative Procedures for Pre-Existing Accounts
  1. Due Diligence: General Requirements: Introduction
  2. Due Diligence: General Requirements: Alternative Procedures for Pre-Existing Accounts

IEIM402620 | Due Diligence: General Requirements: Alternative Procedures for Pre-Existing Accounts

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Exchange of Information Manual

Due Diligence: General Requirements: Alternative Procedures for Pre-Existing Accounts

Reporting Financial Institutions may apply

  1. The due diligence procedures for new accounts to pre-existing accounts, and/or

  2. The due diligence procedures for High Value Accounts to Lower Value Accounts.

Where a Financial Institution chooses to apply one or both of these alternatives it may do so with respect to all its pre-existing accounts or, separately, to any clearly identified group of such accounts. A group of accounts may, for example, be those maintained by a particular line of business or those maintained in a particular location.

Where a Financial Institution chooses to apply the new account procedures to pre-existing accounts the rules that otherwise apply to pre-existing accounts continue to apply. For example, the Financial Institution can still rely on the exception for reporting a TIN [see IEIM402040] or date of birth [see IEIM402180] if it is not in its records and is not otherwise required to be collected by domestic law. Similarly it may rely on the residence address test for CRS purposes [see IEIM402680] if applying new account procedures to pre-existing Lower Value Accounts.

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