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April 15

FBAR Deadline Will Move to April 15, 2017 for 2016 Year

August 18, 2015 By Heather Ripley

Beginning with foreign bank account reports (FinCEN Form 114, known as the FBAR) for the 2016 calendar year, FBARs will be due on April 15 of the following year. A six-month extension to October 15 will be available upon request. FBARs of U.S. citizens and residents living abroad will be due on June 15 – with an additional four-month extension available to October 15. No additional two-month extension to December 15 will be allowed, however, as is permitted for the tax returns of U.S. persons living abroad. These changes were part of the Surface Transportation and Veterans Health Care Choice [...]Read more

Filed Under: International - Outbound, International Tax Advisory Tagged With: April 15, FBAR, filing requirements, foreign bank accounts

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