I did not misunderstand. I repeat, the change is simply that one may not use an address foreign to the country in which the account is held. However, given that one has a property in that country, there should be no issue.
One uses one's local, in-country address, limits all hardcopy correspondence going to that address as far as possible, and conducts one's affairs electronically. One deals with tax liabilities in all concerned countries oneself.
This is a new problem for those whose international dealings have previously been limited to the EU. For the rest of us it's same ole, same ole.
It's hardly a biggie.
And I guess reciprocity does apply. Nobody can do it. Equally.
Last edited by: No FM2R on Tue 15 Dec 20 at 17:49
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