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Digital Certificates
IdenTrust FATCA IRS certificates enable foreign account reporting
FATCA IRS Reporting requires a valid digital certificate from an IRS-approved certificate authority to encrypt and transmit sensitive financial data. Organizations may use an Organization Certificate or a TLS/SSL Server Certificate to meet FATCA compliance requirements.
About FATCA IRS Reporting Requirements
Learn how the IRS FATCA program works and which digital certificates are accepted for secure, compliant report submissions.
FATCA-Compliant Organization Certificates
Use an Organization Certificate to manually submit FATCA IRS reports through the IRS website with verified digital identity and compliance.
IRS FATCA TLS/SSL Server Certificates
Use a TLS/SSL Server Certificate to securely transmit FATCA reports via automated IRS interfaces with encrypted data and trusted authentication.
IRS FATCA Filing Resources
Access official IRS and government documentation to support FATCA compliance and digital certificate requirements.
FATCA Reporting via IDES
Submit FATCA reports through the IRS International Data Exchange Service (IDES), using either an Organization Certificate or a TLS/SSL Certificate from IdenTrust.
The certificate type used will be based on your reporting method. Financial Institutions (FIs) and Host Country Tax Authorities (HCTAs) use IDES to securely transmit FATCA data to the IRS through a web-based interface.
