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However, the ambition of the EU Savings Tax Directive was quickly surpassed by that of the revised Directive on Administrative Cooperation of December 2014.

The Commission also insists on the need to conclude and implement Tax Information Exchange Agreements, including through a multilateral mechanism, by referring to the model of the EU Savings Taxation Directive, based on the automatic exchange of information.

The EESC calls for a quick agreement on the EU Savings Directive and on mandates to negotiate stronger tax agreements with Switzerland and other countries.

Sharing experience in international tax cooperation gained through applicable instruments such as the EU Savings Taxation Directive, in order to explore the relevance and feasibility of multilateral agreements and automatic exchange of information for developing countries.

The EU Savings Tax Directive ensures that Member States collect data on the savings of non-resident individuals, and automatically provide this data to the tax authorities where those individuals reside.

San Marino, Switzerland and ten dependent and associated territories of the Member States, and agreed on certain issues relating to the application of the EU Savings Tax Directive.

Provisions of substance and procedure previously contained in the EU Savings Tax Directive are now covered by the much wider scope of the Directive on Administrative Cooperation.

The EU Savings Directive, like FATCA, imposes obligations on financial intermediaries requiring paying agents to report information on interest income paid to individual investors to tax authorities.

In this regard it pursues goals similar to those of the EU Savings Tax Directive which provides for an exchange of information between tax authorities of EU Member States.

Savings tax - Measures that are the same or equivalent to those laid down in the EU Savings Taxation Directive apply in a number of third countries15 and dependent and associated territories of Member States, some of which were previously identified by the OECD as tax havens.

The automatic transmission of information according to the EU Savings Directive only applies to citizens, who are tax residents in EU member states.

If you have your residence within the European Union, then the Comdirect is obliged, according to the EU-Savings Directive, to report your interest income to the Federal Central Tax Authority in Germany.

In order that one does not “forget” to make this declaration and therefore does not commit tax evasion – which sometimes ends in drastic penalties – all EU countries have agreed on the EU Savings Tax Directive in 2003.

This includes – in contrast to the existing EU Savings Tax Directive – not only information about interest income, but also dividends, rents and royalties and in some cases also legal persons.

With the EU Savings Directive and the OECD-Agreement for the exchange of bank client information, many countries have adopted regulations for “promoting tax honesty”.

Within the European Union, banks are required to report interest income in the following year to the central tax control authority of the country of the bank customer because of the EU Savings Directive (EU-Zinsrichtlinie).

With the EU Savings Directive and the OECD-Agreement for the exchange of bank client information, many countries have adopted regulations for "promoting tax honesty".

In 2003, the European Council adopted the EU Savings Directive (Council Directive 2003/48/EC of 3 June 2003 on taxation of savings income in the form of interest payments).

In order that one does not "forget" to make this declaration and therefore does not commit tax evasion – which sometimes ends in drastic penalties – all EU countries have agreed on the EU Savings Tax Directive in 2003.