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궁금이~님이 2013-05-24 15:11:19.0에 쓰신글
>계좌가 여러개 있는데 그 중 만불 넘는 계좌만 보고하면 되나요??
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>계좌에 일만불이 넘지 않는 계좌는 보고 안해도 되나요?
계좌가 여러개 있는데 그 중 만불 넘는 계좌만 보고하면 되나요??
계좌에 일만불이 넘지 않는 계좌는 보고 안해도 되나요?=================>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>It depends.As a US person, you need to file form TD fF 90.22.1 as long as the aggregate value of all foreign financial accounts exceeded $10K at any time during the calendar year to be reported on or before June 30th of the year following the calendar year being reported;FOR EXAMPLE, if you have over $10K (or its monetary equivalent) in a single foreign bank account, it must be reported with Form TD F 90-22.1 for the FBAR. However, if you have multiple bank accounts with balances under $10K, you still may be required to file as long as the total amount sin the accounts exceeds $10K.Let’s say, for example, you have resided in Korea for multiple years and have three bank accounts in Seoul. One is your checking account, which has a balance of WON equivalent of $3K. One is your savings account, which has a balance of the WON equivalent of $7K. Lastly, you have an investment account that you deposit into monthly, with a current balance of $5K. When you total these three accounts together, the total is $15K. For that reason, all three accounts (as well as any other foreign accounts) must be reported on the FBAR as $15K>$10K.
NOTE: if your offshore bank account balances are more than $10K and you do not report FBAR, you can be subject to stiff fines and penalties by the Internal Revenue Service (IRA). In fact, penalties can include jail time.
>계좌가 여러개 있는데 그 중 만불 넘는 계좌만 보고하면 되나요??
>
>계좌에 일만불이 넘지 않는 계좌는 보고 안해도 되나요?
계좌가 여러개 있는데 그 중 만불 넘는 계좌만 보고하면 되나요??
계좌에 일만불이 넘지 않는 계좌는 보고 안해도 되나요?=================>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>It depends.As a US person, you need to file form TD fF 90.22.1 as long as the aggregate value of all foreign financial accounts exceeded $10K at any time during the calendar year to be reported on or before June 30th of the year following the calendar year being reported;FOR EXAMPLE, if you have over $10K (or its monetary equivalent) in a single foreign bank account, it must be reported with Form TD F 90-22.1 for the FBAR. However, if you have multiple bank accounts with balances under $10K, you still may be required to file as long as the total amount sin the accounts exceeds $10K.Let’s say, for example, you have resided in Korea for multiple years and have three bank accounts in Seoul. One is your checking account, which has a balance of WON equivalent of $3K. One is your savings account, which has a balance of the WON equivalent of $7K. Lastly, you have an investment account that you deposit into monthly, with a current balance of $5K. When you total these three accounts together, the total is $15K. For that reason, all three accounts (as well as any other foreign accounts) must be reported on the FBAR as $15K>$10K.
NOTE: if your offshore bank account balances are more than $10K and you do not report FBAR, you can be subject to stiff fines and penalties by the Internal Revenue Service (IRA). In fact, penalties can include jail time.
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