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FBAR Reporting: Are These Common Challenges Standing in Your Way?
Many US taxpayers find FBAR reporting confusing, from FinCEN Form 114 to filing deadlines and account thresholds. Below, we outline key challenges you might be facing.
Understanding FBAR Filing Requirements Many struggle to know who must file an FBAR when foreign accounts exceed $10,000 in total during the year.
Completing FinCEN Form 114 Correctly The form is detailed and confusing, causing frequent errors or missing information that can lead to penalties.
Meeting FBAR Filing Deadlines Missing the April 15 tax deadline or October extension can cause costly fines and IRS trouble.
Identifying All Reportable Accounts Unsure which foreign accounts need FBAR filing? Correctly identifying all foreign accounts, including those with only signature authority, can be a major challenge.
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Our tax consultants handle your entire FBAR filing—accurate, compliant, and stress-free online submission you can trust.
What Is FBAR Reporting?
If you have over $10,000 in foreign bank or financial accounts, you may need to file an FBAR (FinCEN Form 114).
This form tells the US government about those accounts. FBAR is separate from your tax return, but just as important.
You must file it every year by April 15 (with an automatic extension to October 15). If you don’t file - or file it wrong - you could face significant IRS penalties.
If you’re unsure, Tytle’s tax professionals can help you stay safe and compliant.
Who Needs to File an FBAR?
You must file an FBAR if you’re a US citizen, resident, or business with more than $10,000 total in foreign accounts at any time during the year.
This includes bank accounts, investment accounts, or even accounts you don’t own but can access. Many people don’t realize they need to file. Missing the deadline or filing the wrong information can lead to penalties.
If you’re not sure whether you need to file, Tytle can check and handle it for you.
If you're based in Portugal, your foreign financial situation could trigger both FBAR and local reporting requirements. Learn how we help expats in Portugal.
How to File FBAR Online
You must file the FBAR online using FinCEN Form 114 - directly with FinCEN, not the IRS.
You can’t mail it in. The form asks for account numbers, balances, and bank names.
The deadline is April 15, with an automatic extension to October 15. The form is tricky, and mistakes can lead to penalties. If this sounds stressful, you’re not alone.
At Tytle, our tax advisors collect the right info, fill out the form correctly, and submit it on time - so you don’t have to worry.
Avoid Costly FBAR Penalties
Missing or messing up your FBAR can cost you - penalties start at $10,000.
Some people don’t know they need to file. Others file late or make mistakes. At Tytle, we help you avoid all that.
We make sure your FBAR is filed correctly, on time, and includes everything required.
No stress. No confusion. Just expert tax help to keep you safe from IRS problems. If you’ve got foreign accounts, we’ve got your back.
Need to catch up on past filings? We specialize in late tax filings and pre-immigration tax planning to help you stay compliant moving forward.
For more information, speak with an expert - schedule your free consultation today.
Complete FBAR Reporting Help from Start to Finish
Our tax consultants handle your entire FBAR filing—accurate, compliant, and stress-free online submission you can trust.
Complete FBAR Reporting Help from Start to Finish
Our tax consultants handle your entire FBAR filing—accurate, compliant, and stress-free online submission you can trust.
Our Tax Services
FBAR Filing & Foreign Account Reporting We handle FBAR (FinCEN Form 114) filing and foreign account reporting to help you stay compliant and avoid penalties.
Full-Service Tax Preparation We prepare and file many types of US tax returns - individual, expat, and self-employed - accurately, affordably, and always on time.
Late & Unfiled Tax Returns Need help with late tax filing? Expert help is available to catch up with the IRS and avoid penalties – even if several years are missing.
Retirement & Investment Tax Planning Tax-smart strategies for 401(k)s, IRAs, Social Security, capital gains, and more.
IRS Audits, Letters & Penalties Our tax professionals respond to audits or IRS notices on your behalf - no more stress, no surprises.
Complete Tax Assistance for Any Situation Refund reviews, property taxes, amended returns, tax ID applications, deductions - you name it, we handle it.
How We Work
Fill out a short questionnaire
Simply answer a few questions about your tax requirements, and Tytle’s expat tax advisors will assist you with expert advice, filings, planning, bookkeeping, and more.
Be connected with a Tytle non-resident tax consultant
We’ll match you with the right expat tax advisor and provide an upfront price estimate. No need to worry about cross-border issues—that’s our specialty!
Review and approve
Once you approve, the expat tax professional will begin working on your case. Have any questions or concerns? Feel free to chat, send a message, or schedule a video call with your expert.
Tytle will do the rest
Keep all your documents organized and archived in your personal dashboard. Stay on top of deadlines and never miss important communications from tax authorities.
Who Are We?
At Tytle, we operate in over 30 countries, including the EU, UK, US, Brazil, and parts of Asia. Our team of more than 50 experienced tax advisors provides services ranging from tax planning and filing to bookkeeping and audits.
With years of expertise in the area, at Tytle, we’ve dedicated ourselves to simplifying tax management ensuring the process is smooth and stress-free.
Our goal is to help you stay fully compliant, maximize your tax situation, and speed up the tax process whenever possible. We specialize in tackling complex tax issues, such as double taxation and dual reporting, for those working across borders.
Tytle ensures that you are matched with the right tax advisor, offering transparent fees and timely support, wherever you are in the world.
Why choose Tytle?
Tytle makes FBAR reporting easy and stress-free. We handle everything online - accurately, on time, and penalty-free.
Our approach is straightforward: we listen, we understand, and we offer clear, actionable solutions.
For people and companies looking for dependable, simple tax solutions, Tytle is the go-to partner.
Here is why:
Our team will connect you with the right tax advisor to meet your specific needs. We provide customized guidance for expats, retirees, business owners, and non-residents.
From handling your taxes to securing your tax number, we make the entire process smooth, clear, and hassle-free, reducing filing time by up to 70%.
Our skilled tax professionals manage taxes with precision, offering competitive pricing and prompt, reliable service.
No hidden fees - just straightforward tax help.
Frequently asked questions
FBAR (FinCEN Form 114) reports foreign bank accounts, while FATCA (Form 8938) covers foreign assets and is filed with your tax return.
Late or missing FBAR filings can lead to severe penalties - starting at $10,000 per account - even if the error was unintentional.
Yes. If you made a mistake, you can file an amended FBAR using the “Amended” option on FinCEN Form 114 to correct it.
Yes. If you have signing authority or financial interest in joint, business, or even inherited foreign accounts, they must be reported.
Yes, if you have signature or other authority over a foreign account—even without ownership—you may still be required to file an FBAR.
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