IRS FBAR Reference Guide
IRS FBAR Reference Guide IRS Reference Guide on the Report of Foreign Bank and financial Accounts (FBAR) This Guide is provided to educate and assist persons who have the obligation to file the FBAR; and for the tax professionals who prepare and elec tronically f ile FBAR reports on behalf of their clients. This Guide also supports IRS examiners in their efforts to consistently and fairly administer the FBAR examination and penalty programs. In troduction Objectives Purpose of the FBAR Who Must File the FBAR? Who is a United States Person? financial Account Maximum Account Value financial Interest Signatu re Authority Reporting Jointly Held Accounts Modified Reporting Requirements Filing Exceptions Recordkeeping Penalties Procedural and Reporting Information Putting It All Together Exercises Introduction The Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) gave the Department of Treasury authority to collect information from United State s persons who have financial interests in or signature authority over financial accoun ts maint ained with financial institutions
Purpose of the FBAR Overseas financial accounts are maintained by U.S. persons for a variety of legitimate reasons, including convenience and access.
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