FATCA Services in Ireland — Start · Build · Run · Assurance (incl. package pricing)

Last updated: 03 Nov 2025

FATCA Services in Ireland

End-to-end FATCA compliance for banks, insurers and other financial institutions in Ireland: IRS registration (GIIN), implementation support, reporting to Irish Revenue via AEOI/ROS channels (incl. packaging & transmission) as well as review of data, processes & governance – with transparent package pricing.

Highlights (short)

Reporting to Irish Revenue

Ireland operates under a Model-1 IGA: FATCA data is reported to Irish Revenue, which then forwards it to the IRS.

Revenue Model 1 Deadlines

Electronic transmission (AEOI/ROS)

Use of the Revenue AEOI/ROS channels for structured FATCA XML submissions, incl. technical packaging, encryption and receipt handling.

AEOI ROS Evidence

Data quality & governance

Validation & plausibility checks before upload; optional review of processes, controls and governance.

Validation Governance

Services: Start · Build · Run · Assurance

Modular FATCA support for Ireland – from initial IRS registration to annual reporting and independent assurance. Each module can be booked individually or as a combined package.

Packages & pricing (Ireland — Revenue/AEOI)

START — IRS registration & setup

For new/reactivated GIIN & clean FATCA onboarding

€ 1,800 fixed fee

  • IRS FATCA registration & GIIN (portal, roles, policies)
  • Set-up of reporting relationship with Irish Revenue (AEOI/ROS)
  • Checklist & governance template for internal documentation

BUILD — Implementation & advisory

Process design, validations, training

€ 3,200 from (smaller scope)

  • Onboarding/indicia flows, data-quality rules (light)
  • Workshops & guidelines (remote) for Ops/Compliance/IT
  • Change handling & cut-over plan for first filing cycle

RUN — Reporting to Irish Revenue

Transmission-plus with correction cycle & evidence

€ 1,200 NIL · € 2,900 ≤300 · € 4,900 ≤1,000 · € 8,500 ≤5,000

  • Data checks, packaging/sign/encrypt according to Revenue specs
  • Electronic submission via AEOI/ROS (directly or via Sesch USA LLC acting as transmitting agent)
  • Error handling & 1–2 correction runs (depending on package)

ASSURANCE — Review & governance

For management, Compliance & Internal Audit

€ 2,400 quick review · € 4,800 deep dive

  • Controls (TIN/GIIN, classification, DQ rules, indicia handling)
  • Sampling & findings report incl. remediation plan
  • Audit bundle & management summary for boards/committees

Add-ons & conditions

Additional correction run: € 350 · CSV→XML/AEOI file conversion: from € 800 · Data remediation (TIN/mapping): from € 1,500 · Express ≤5 business days: +20% · Additional legal entity (same source file): +40% · 3-year agreement: –15% on package prices · T&M (tax/tech): € 220/h · € 160/h.

Assumptions: 1 jurisdiction (IE/Irish Revenue), data delivery ≤15 business days before submission, defined internal sign-off owner.

Process & responsibilities

Your institution

  • Engagement of USTaxBanks and (if desired) power of attorney for transmission
  • Provision of relevant data, contacts and system owners
  • Sign-off decisions and ownership of internal governance (policies/controls)

Owner Data

USTaxBanks / Sesch USA LLC

  • Tax & technical validation of FATCA reporting data
  • Preparation and submission of FATCA reports via Revenue AEOI/ROS (setup-dependent)
  • Support in handling error reports, corrections & follow-up questions

Execution Support

FAQ

Who submits the FATCA report in Ireland?

In Ireland, reporting is made to Irish Revenue. Third-party providers can support with packaging and electronic submission. USTaxBanks/Sesch USA LLC assist with validation and transmission via the relevant AEOI/ROS channels.

Is IRS registration still required?

Yes. Financial institutions need a GIIN and must collect/report US TINs for reportable accounts. We can take care of the IRS registration as part of the START module.

How do you ensure data quality?

We apply a defined set of validation and plausibility checks before any submission. Deviations are discussed and addressed before the FATCA file is sent to Irish Revenue.

Note: Technical specifications (XML/transport) and deadlines can change. Always check the latest official guidance from Irish Revenue and the IRS, and contact us if you need help mapping these to your systems and processes.