Tax reporting is not regulatory reporting – and confusing the two can lead to costly inefficiencies. They sound similar – but serve very different purposes.
While regulatory reporting targets supervisory authorities, tax reporting is about compliance with national and international tax laws.
Regulatory Reporting = Focuses on risk, capital, and transparency for regulators (e.g. FINMA, BaFin).
Tax Reporting = Focuses on income, assets, and treaties – often client-facing.
We focus exclusively on smart, compliant tax reporting – built to handle international complexity, automate manual steps and deliver audit-ready reports.
