Foreign account reporting.
FBAR
FinCEN Form 114 and related disclosures prepared accurately for U.S. persons with overseas accounts.
U.S. persons with foreign financial accounts may need to report annually when aggregate balances exceed regulatory thresholds.
Penalties for non-filing can be severe. We determine filing obligation, convert currencies correctly, and submit FinCEN Form 114 on time.
What We Cover
FBAR Services
- Account inventory
- Threshold analysis
- FinCEN 114 e-filing
- Form 8938 coordination
- Voluntary disclosure guidance
Key Benefits
Why Choose Our FBAR
Penalty Avoidance
Timely, accurate reporting reduces exposure to civil penalties.
Clarity
Understand which accounts and signatures trigger reporting.
Integrated Filing
Align FBAR with your income tax return and foreign income schedules.
How It Works
Our FBAR Process
Asset Questionnaire
List accounts, institutions, and peak balances.
Compliance Test
We apply aggregation and signature authority rules.
Electronic Filing
FBAR is submitted through FinCEN’s system.
Record Retention
You receive confirmation and a filing archive.
Frequently Asked Questions
Generally $10,000 aggregate maximum value across foreign accounts at any point in the year.
April 15 with an automatic extension to October 15; we track deadlines for you.