An in-depth review of the requirements for reporting foreign bank and other financial accounts for the year of 2005 to the government by June 30th of 2006, plus a discussion of the various exceptions that are available, the penalties that apply for a failure (willful or non-willful) to file the report (if it is required) and answers to dozens of questions from readers of the Jacobs Report on International Financial Planning about having to disclose their foreign financial accounts. Note: To receive this report in your browser over the Internet, choose shipping option # 3 (Newsletters). Otherwise it may take a few work days to receive your report. |
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