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US Govt Wants Feedback on FBAR (TODAY) Planning to Renew it AS IS

3 years ago

We apologize for the late notice, but this chance to share your feedback about FBAR was only brought to our attention today. The US Government is soliciting feedback from Americans abroad about whether to renew FBAR as is or make changes. They are scheduled to renew it AS IS. These comments must be SUBMITTED TODAY (1/15) at this page: https://beta.regulations.gov/document/FINCEN-2020-0013-0001 (Click the blue comment button on that page). You may read previously submitted comments as well. DUE: January 15, 2021. Only 30 comments have been submitted to date. Please make your voices heard if you would like to changes made to FBAR.

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