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International Exchange of Information Manual

IEIM402900 · Due Diligence: Pre-Existing Individual Accounts: Higher Value Accounts

  • IEIM402910 · Introduction
  • IEIM402920 · Electronic Records Search
  • IEIM402940 · Paper Search
  • IEIM402960 · Electronic Records Search FATCA Exemption
  • IEIM402980 · Relationship Manager Inquiry
  • IEIM403020 · Change of Circumstances
  • IEIM403040 · Hold Mail or In-Care-Of Address Only
  • IEIM403060 · Lower Value Becomes Higher Value
  • IEIM403080 · Finding Indicia
  • IEIM403100 · Undocumented Accounts
  1. Due Diligence: Pre-Existing Individual Accounts: Higher Value Accounts: Contents
  2. Due Diligence: Pre-Existing Individual Accounts: Higher Value Accounts: Finding Indicia

IEIM403080 | Due Diligence: Pre-Existing Individual Accounts: Higher Value Accounts: Finding Indicia

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Exchange of Information Manual

Due Diligence: Pre-Existing Individual Accounts: Higher Value Accounts: Finding Indicia

Where the enhanced due diligence procedures for high value individual accounts have been carried out and any of the indicators listed at [see IEIM402780] are found, the account must be treated as a Reportable Account. The account will be a Reportable Account for each Reportable Jurisdiction identified from the due diligence procedure.

Where the information arising from the due diligence procedures contains potentially conflicting information, for example, the electronic search identifies a residential address in Italy but the relationship manager has knowledge of an address in France, the Financial Institution may attempt to cure the information by seeking a self-certification from the Account Holder [see IEIM402880].

If no indicators of residence in a Reportable Jurisdiction are found in any of the enhanced due diligence procedures then no further action is required unless and until there is a change in circumstances [see IEIM403020].

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