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hey Anthony we are continuing our FATCA series weamp;#39;re up to Episode four I thanked for yep weamp;#39;ve talked about what fat is why itamp;#39;s so annoying what to do if you get a letter and today weamp;#39;ll talk about filing deadlines for form 8938 start with the basics FATCA is the foreign account Tax Compliance Act which is a federal law that requires all US taxpayers even those living outside of the US to report their non US financial accounts yearly itamp;#39;s also requiring all non US financial institutions to search their records for suspected US persons and report their identities and assets to the US Treasury okay so per IRS govt they say unless an exception applies you must file form 8938 if you are a specified individual that has an interest in specified foreign financial assets and the value of those assets thereamp;#39;s more than the applicable reporting threshold if youamp;#39;re required to file form 8938 you must report the specified foreign financial

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How to upload a FATCA report?

FATCA Report Submission Guide Log into e-Tax. Click on the FATCA tab. Request a submission code. Retrieve the submission code. Click on the Submit File link. Enter the submission code. Enter the GIIN and Reporting year. Select the submission type. Attach the xml file and click submit.

What is the FATCA code?

The Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) is a 2010 U.S. federal law requiring all non-U.S. foreign financial institutions (FFIs) to search their records for customers with indicia of a connection to the U.S., including indications in records of birth or prior residency in the U.S., or the like, and to report such

How do I know if my FATCA filing is required?

FATCA Tax Reporting Thresholds Single individuals must file if specified foreign financial assets exceed $50k at the end of the year, or $75k at any point during the year. Married couples must file if specified foreign financial assets exceed $100k at the end of the year, or $150k at any point during the year.

How to submit a FATCA report?

FATCA requires foreign financial institutions to report on the assets held by U.S. account holders. It also requires U.S. citizens and residents to file annual reports on any foreign account holdings they have. Filing is done by completing and sending in Form 8938.

Why is my bank asking for FATCA?

FATCA Forces Foreign Banks to Provide Your Information to the IRS. US taxpayers who received a FATCA compliance letter must understand that the banks are following the FATCA agreement between the US and the relevant country in which the bank is located or does business.

Who needs to submit FATCA?

In short, all financial institutions viz. Banks, Insurance companies, mutual funds, etc. are required to comply with the FATCA CRS rules prescribed by the government.

How do I fill out a FATCA form?

Please follow the steps given below for online Self-Certification: Log-in to your NPS account (please visit .cra-nsdl.com) Click on sub menu FATCA Self-Certification under the main menu Transaction Submit the required details under FATCA/CRS Declaration Form Click on Submit

How do I upload to FATCA?

Log-in to your NPS account (please visit .cra-nsdl.com) Click on sub menu FATCA Self-Certification under the main menu Transaction Submit the required details under FATCA/CRS Declaration Form Click on Submit

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