Foreign accounts & income
FBAR & Foreign Income Tax Help in Orlando
Many immigrants keep a savings account, a house or a business in their home country — and almost nobody tells them it has to be reported in the U.S. The penalties for not reporting can be severe.
Who it’s for
What’s included
- FBAR (FinCEN Form 114) when your foreign accounts add up to more than $10,000 at any time of the year
- Foreign rental and investment income on your return
- Foreign tax credit to avoid double taxation
- Review of prior years if reports were missed
What to bring
- Highest balance of each foreign account during the year
- Bank name and address for each account
- Foreign income and taxes paid abroad
Common questions
When is the FBAR due?
April 15, with an automatic extension to October 15. It is filed with FinCEN, separately from your tax return.
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