Foreign Bank Account Reporting

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This whitepaper explains the impact of Foreign Bank Account Reporting (FBAR) on treasury operations. As part of the 2011 amendment to the US Bank Secrecy Act, FBAR requires companies, individuals, and U.S. persons to report foreign financial accounts if their combined balances exceed $10,000 at any point during the year. While the requirement may seem straightforward, its broad definitions and compliance obligations make it complex and demanding. Treasury teams must understand and manage these regulations carefully to avoid penalties and ensure proper reporting.

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