What FATCA is
A US law requiring non-US financial institutions to report US persons' accounts; Thailand reports through the Revenue Department under an agreement with the US.
Thai financial institutions report US-person accounts under FATCA and foreign tax-resident accounts under CRS via the Revenue Department. Heirs and administrators may need to complete self-certification forms when opening or receiving accounts.

Thai financial institutions report US-person accounts under FATCA and foreign tax-resident accounts under CRS via the Revenue Department. Heirs and administrators may need to complete self-certification forms when opening or receiving accounts.
This page explains how FATCA and CRS affect estate administration. General information, not legal or tax advice on your situation; foreign-law issues should be checked with advisers in that country.
A US law requiring non-US financial institutions to report US persons' accounts; Thailand reports through the Revenue Department under an agreement with the US.
An international standard for automatic exchange of financial-account information; Thailand participates and institutions report foreign tax residents' accounts.
When heirs receive funds or securities, institutions may request tax-residence self-certification and foreign tax ID numbers.
They may have US reporting duties for foreign accounts and inheritances; check with a US tax adviser.
Names, addresses and tax IDs in estate documents and self-certifications should match to avoid freezes or repeat requests.
FATCA and CRS are reporting regimes, not taxes, but data may be used for tax review in the recipient's country.




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