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Is My Foreign Retirement Account Subject to IRS Information Return Reporting (FBAR, 3520, etc.)? | Freeman Law - Vimarsana News

Is My Foreign Retirement Account Subject to IRS Information Return Reporting (FBAR, 3520, etc.)? | Freeman Law

United States citizens and residents[i] are subject to federal income tax on their worldwide income. For example, even if a United States citizen permanently relocates to a foreign...

IRS Extends Temporary Use of Electronic or Digital Signatures until 2023 | Morgan Lewis - Vimarsana News

IRS Extends Temporary Use of Electronic or Digital Signatures until 2023 | Morgan Lewis

The US Internal Revenue Service has extended its temporary approval of accepting electronic or digital signatures on certain IRS forms until October 31, 2023, and has expanded the list...

Is Foreign Retirement Disclosed on IRS International Reporting Forms? - Vimarsana News

Is Foreign Retirement Disclosed on IRS International Reporting Forms?

When it comes to the US tax and reporting requirements for foreign income, accounts, assets, and investments — foreign retirement plans are some of…

Can a United States Citizen Have an Offshore Bank Account? - Vimarsana News

Can a United States Citizen Have an Offshore Bank Account?

Can a United States Citizen Have an Offshore Bank Account? Published 3 months ago By Luigi Wewege, Senior Vice President, and Head of Private Banking of Belize based Caye International Bank One of the downsides of the Internet is the dissemination of misinformation. That has led some to believe that US citizens cannot open and maintain offshore bank accounts, investment accounts, and other types of financial resources. That’s not the case. While some things have changed over the years, the truth is that US citizens are free to open accounts outside the country’s borders. Here is some n...