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Text of Details of Upcoming IRS Procedures for Non-Resident U.S. Taxpayers Who Failed to Report Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts (FBARs)
Internal Revenue Service [IRS] Link to more items from this source
[Guidance Overview]
June 27, 2012
"While more details will be forthcoming, taxpayers utilizing the new procedure will be required to file delinquent tax returns, with appropriate related information returns, for the past three years and to file delinquent FBARs for the past six years. All submissions will be reviewed, but, as discussed below, the intensity of review will vary according to the level of compliance risk presented by the submission. For those taxpayers presenting low compliance risk, the review will be expedited and the IRS will not assert penalties or pursue follow-up actions. Submissions that present higher compliance risk are not eligible for the procedure and will be subject to a more thorough review and possibly a full examination, which in some cases may include more than three years, in a manner similar to opting out of the Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program."

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