FBAR reporting?
Certificates of Deposit purchased and held through a Edward Jones account subject to FBAR reporting?
Certificates of Deposit purchased and held through a Edward Jones account subject to FBAR reporting?


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What are the requirements for FBAR reporting? That will answer the question.
Have you read them? I have and I can't make an interpretation regarding this situation; that's why I posted the question. I always try to research before I waste a contributor's time.
As far as I know, Edward Jones is a US company, making that a US account, not a foreign account. Does that help? But if, for example, they have offices in the UK and your client had ovber $10K in a UK account, that's foreign.
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There was an IRS webinar last year which addressed FBAR reporting - who must file and how to complete the required form -- Report of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts Report (FBAR). See link:
http://www.irsvideos.gov/Repor...
The link below has FAQ re: FBAR
http://www.irs.gov/businesses/...

Last August, I attended an IRS seminar on FBAR. If your account is in a US office of Edward Jones, there is no FBAR reporting requirement for you, regardless of the amount of money or where Edward Jones invests it.
If you have inherited assets worth $10K or more in another country it would be necessary to report it. A convenience bank account in any foreign country in order to pay your employees working there could require reporting.