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How is FATCA and CRS Changing How Trust is Earned or Avoided
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With global trust levels in decline, particularly between governments and the governed, new initiatives like FATCA, CRS, CARF, and EU-specific rules have emerged as regulatory responses to a widening crisis of trust. But how are individuals and businesses responding?
In this episode, we explore the dual paths people take—from outright tax fraud to legitimate avoidance strategies—and what this means for the future of financial transparency, compliance, and governance.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
- Why global trust between governments and citizens is at historic lows.
- How FATCA, CRS, and CARF attempt to rebuild transparency through regulation.
- The unintended consequences of these initiatives on trust and behavior.
- The difference between illegal tax fraud and legal tax avoidance.
- What these dynamics mean for the future of wealth management and compliance.
Why Listen:
If you’re curious about how regulatory frameworks shape the delicate balance of trust—and how individuals navigate (or resist) them—this episode offers a clear, thought-provoking look into one of the most important issues in global finance today.
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