The complete reporting picture is fragmented
Core, servicing, retirement, and AP systems each hold a piece of the reporting requirement. There is no single team that has a complete view of what the institution has to file.
Bring every stage of tax reporting into one workflow, helping your team manage reporting for customers, borrowers, account holders, members, and vendors with confidence.
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Every banking relationship comes with different tax reporting requirements. When deposit income, loan interest, retirement distributions, canceled debt, and vendor payments are spread across different systems, getting a complete view becomes difficult.
Core, servicing, retirement, and AP systems each hold a piece of the reporting requirement. There is no single team that has a complete view of what the institution has to file.
Mortgage and motor vehicle lending have reporting obligations throughout the year. Payoffs, foreclosures, repossessions, and canceled debt are tracked through in servicing and recovery activity, not from a single year-end file.
A retail bank or credit union serves different types of customers, including a sole proprietor, an LLC, or a trust. Each of the customers may have different taxpayer identification (name, entity type, or TIN) and reporting requirements.
A centralized workflow covers applicable federal and state reporting for deposit, lending, retirement, member and vendor obligations, making tax reporting easier to manage.
Zenwork supports accurate tax reporting using relevant loan information for mortgage and motor-vehicle portfolios, including reportable activity from servicing and recovery events.
Run name and TIN matching checks, entity-type checks, and business verification inside the reporting workflow to find and resolve mismatches before filing.
Manage preparation, validation, filing, delivery, and corrections in one standardized process across all deposit, lending, retirement, member, and vendor data for more efficient filing.
Zenwork assembles the reporting record from servicing, collections and recovery activity, including co-borrower detail, payoffs, repossession, foreclosure, abandonment, and canceled debt.
Check names, TIN, entity type, and verify business details. Identify potential mismatches involving sole proprietors, DBAs, and single-member LLCs to reduce filing errors and correction work.
Track record-level status for exceptions, filing, acceptance, rejection, delivery, and corrections. Maintain reporting records across subsidiaries, CUSOs, and other applicable entities.
Zenwork does not replace core processing, servicing, or lending platforms. Form, jurisdiction and feature availability varies by tax year, integration, and package.
A tax exemption status doesn’t mean a credit union is exempt from information reporting obligations. Dividends, lending activity, retirement distributions, canceled debt, and vendor payments still require reporting. Even smaller credit unions must comply with this IRS rule.
Errors found during validation checks can be resolved inside the workflow before filing. If a mistake is caught after filing, it becomes a notice and withholding issue.
Zenwork offers filing support for credit unions and applicable CUSOs through one workflow at the entity-level status while maintaining visibility into each entity’s filing responsibilities.
Run reporting for the holding company, the bank or credit union, subsidiaries, service corporations, and CUSOs under one structure. Keep status and permissions separate.
Assign different roles and permissions for preparation, review, approval, and e-filing. Get user-level activity logs of who did what.
Record and capture IRS acknowledgments, rejections, corrections, delivery, and approvals for faster audit preparation, and less time spent on reconstruction.
No. Zenwork works alongside your core, servicing, retirement, and AP systems. It helps you prepare forms, validate data, file, deliver, and correct tax forms in one workflow.
A retail bank or a credit union can file applicable federal and state forms for deposit and investment income, mortgage and consumer lending, retirement accounts, canceled debt, acquired or abandoned collateral, and vendor payments. The number of supported forms and jurisdictions vary by tax year.
Zenwork assembles the applicable reporting records from servicing, collections and recovery activity, including payoffs, assumptions, repossession, foreclosure, abandonment, and canceled debt. It then uses relevant loan information to prepare forms.
Zenwork offers name and TIN matching, entity-type checks, and business verification inside the workflow. These identify errors so that they can be resolved before the return is filed.
Yes. Zenwork offers one workflow that covers the institution, its subsidiaries, CUSOs, and other applicable entities, with record-level and entity-level status throughout.
Review your institution’s reporting requirements and see how Zenwork can reduce repetitive work across teams and systems.
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