2026 Compliance Calendar
Cayman Islands Investment Funds
Core Filing Deadlines – 2026
Deadline (2026)
Filing / Requirement
Applicable Entity Types
Competent Authority
Calendar Links
15th January
CIMA‑regulated / registered funds (mutual funds and private funds) and other CIMA‑regulated entities
15th January
Directors registered under the Directors Registration and Licensing Act (commonly directors of CIMA‑registered mutual funds)
31 January
Cayman entities (including fund vehicles and fund group entities)
31 January
Cayman companies, LLCs and partnerships (including fund vehicles and group entities)
30 April
Cayman entities classified as Financial Institutions
30 June
CIMA‑registered mutual funds and private funds
31 July
Reporting Financial Institutions
15 September
Reporting Financial Institutions
31 December
CIMA‑registered entities and directors
Variable / Rolling Deadlines
Timing
Filing / Requirement
Applicable Entity Types
Competent Authority
Within 6 months of FYE
CIMA‑registered mutual funds and private funds
Within 12 months of FYE
Relevant entities conducting a relevant activity
Ongoing / as changes occur
Cayman entities within fund structures
At least annually (best practice)
CIMA‑regulated funds
CRS 2.0 Transition View – What changes next year?
The revised CRS framework applies to the 2026 reporting period, with filings due in 2027. This creates a deliberate divergence between CRS and FATCA deadlines.
Filings due in 2027 (for the 2026 reporting period)
Deadline (2027)
Filing / Requirement
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30 June 2027
Accelerated deadline under CRS 2.0 (previously 31 July / 15 September)
This calendar is provided for general guidance only and does not constitute legal or regulatory advice. Specific obligations may vary depending on structure, regulatory status and activity.
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