Sentence examples for common reporting from inspiring English sources

G20 nations would automatically exchange information flowing from banks to tax authorities on a reciprocal basis and using a global common reporting standard by 2017 or end 2018, the communique said.

Butler also said it had been, until recent days, Australia that had been dragging its feet by resisting the adoption of the global common reporting standard for banks to tax authorities.

But tax avoiders are quivering about the introduction of the new, global, "common reporting standard" whereby 96 countries will automatically exchange information with the tax authorities about the owners of trusts and the amount of money in them.

The leaders will sign off on an already-agreed "common reporting standard" – a requirement that banks identify and report the tax affairs on non-residents to their home countries, and a pledge to force multinationals to report their accounts country by country to avoid profit shifting.

The absence of a common reporting standard undermines interpretation of adherence patterns, product effectiveness, and predictors of adherence.

They signed up to a common reporting standard for multinational companies, that didn't happen before.

The second most common reported malignancy was breast cancer (59 cases, 13% of all reported malignancies).

Common sleep problems: Excessive fatigue during the day and taking too long to fall asleep were most common reported issues.

The most common reported increase was $100 a year.

The most common reported complication with bioabsorbable pins is a reactive synovitis.

Drinking in hazardous situations, blackouts, and tolerance were the most common reported alcohol problems.