Practical Late FBAR Filing Advice from a Board-Certified Tax Specialist At Golding & Golding, our international tax law firm specializes exclusively in offshore disclosure and expatriation tax matters. We have represented thousands of taxpayers in over 80 countries with FBAR, FATCA, and other international tax-related […]
  FBAR Penalty Overview When reporting foreign accounts, assets, and investments to the IRS, the most common international information reporting form that most taxpayers may have to file is the FBAR (aka FinCEN Form 114).  Unlike other international reporting forms taxpayers have to file, this form […]
  Streamlined Filing Compliance Procedures When a Taxpayer is a U.S. person for tax purposes and has not previously reported their foreign income on their U.S. tax returns and failed to file accurate international information reporting forms, they may be subject to extensive IRS fines and […]
      Streamlined Domestic Offshore Procedures (Examples) When a Taxpayer is a U.S. person for tax purposes and has not previously reported their foreign income on their U.S. tax returns and failed to file accurate international information reporting forms, they may be subject to extensive […]
  Streamlined Foreign Offshore Procedures with Examples When a Taxpayer is a U.S. person for tax purposes and has not previously reported their foreign income on their U.S. tax returns and failed to file accurate international information reporting forms, they may be subject to extensive IRS […]
  IRS Voluntary Disclosure Program Updated Practice When a US Taxpayer is out of compliance with the Internal Revenue Service, they have different tax amnesty options available to voluntarily disclose their unreported money — and get into compliance. The IRS Voluntary Disclosure Program is a Federal […]
Delinquent International Information Return Submission Procedures There are many different Internal Revenue Service offshore tax amnesty programs to assist Taxpayers with safely getting into offshore compliance. These programs are designed to asssist non-willful US Person Taxpayers who have undisclosed offshore accounts, assets, and/or investments — and […]
Crucial IRS Foreign Information Returns for U.S. Tax Filers  U.S. taxpayers who have foreign accounts, assets, investments, income, etc., may be required to file several IRS foreign information returns each year to disclose their offshore account and asset information to the IRS and FinCEN. There are […]
  Overview of New Immigrant U.S. Tax Rules  When foreigners first move to the United States or otherwise become U.S. persons for tax purposes, learning how to file their U.S. tax returns is not usually their main concern – especially since filing taxes in most foreign […]
Checking ‘No’ on Schedule B with FBAR Filed = No Problem Schedule B, Form 1040, is an IRS tax form primarily used by taxpayers who earn a significant amount of interest and dividends, requiring them to break down the amount of interest and dividends from each institution on the form. […]