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Why Treasury Should Exempt U.S. Citizens Resident Outside The United States From FBAR Filing

Introduction

On April 26, 2024 I submitted a comment to the OMB arguing that the time had come for Treasury to exempt Americans abroad from the FBAR filing requirement. I published the comment in the form of a post at my citizenship solutions site.

I am in the process of preparing a presentation called “The Life And Times Of Mr. FBAR” for a professional conference at the end of June. As part of the process of organizing my presentation I have been looking at things I have previously written. I found my comment/argument and created an AI generated podcast and slide show out of it. The podcast is linked to in the tweet below.

A slide summary of the podcast and article is here.

 

What follows is the April 26, 2024 submission …

 

Any thoughts/comments would be appreciated.

 

 

Why Treasury Should Exempt U.S. Citizens Resident Outside The United States From FBAR Filing

John Richardson

 

1 thought on “Why Treasury Should Exempt U.S. Citizens Resident Outside The United States From FBAR Filing

  1. My now exwife, Japanese, cited FBAR/FATCA and CBT among her reasons for our recent divirce.

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