Are You Aware of the
Recent Reporting Requirements for
Offshore Assets and Accounts?
(and What You Can Do If These Have Gone Unreported?)
Recently, the IRS has made significant changes to programs that allow taxpayers to come into compliance with their unreported and undisclosed offshore assets and accounts. It’s important as estate and tax planners that you are on top of the reporting requirements and these new delinquent submission options, to provide the best possible planning and recommendations for your clients.
Please join us and nationally renowned estate and tax planning attorneys, Neda Barkhordar and Bruce Givner, for a special 2-part program entitled, “Reporting Requirements for Foreign Assets & Transactions.”
On Part 1, entitled, “Everything You Should Know Regarding the FBAR and Offshore Asset Voluntary Disclosure Alternatives”, Neda will cover in 90-minutes:
- When a taxpayer must file a Foreign Bank Account Report (“FBAR”), what requirements are needed to meet eligibility, penalties for failure to disclose and what documents need to be submitted.
- The different reporting alternatives available and requirements for each program.
- How to decide which alternative is best for your clients with the use of examples, including how to best determine if your client meets the “non-willful” standard to be eligible for the Streamlined Compliance Submission.
- Procedures for filing delinquent FBAR and International Information Returns.
- Who and where to contact within the IRS for your clients pertaining to FBAR and Offshore Voluntary Disclosures.
- And much more!
On Part 2, entitled, “Read Them and Weep!!! The Top IRS Foreign Information Returns (Other Than FBARs and FATCA)”, Bruce will cover in 90-minutes:
- Form 3520 – Needed, for example, when a client receives a gift of more than $100,000 from an NRS
- Form 3520A – Foreign trust with a U.S. owner – failure to file is the greater of $10,000 or 5% of the gross value of the trust assets
- Form 5471 – U.S. shareholders of what might be a controlled foreign corporation
- Form 5472 – 25% foreign-owned U.S. corporation or a foreign corporation engaged in a U.S. trade or business
- Form 926 – U.S. transferor of property to a foreign corporation
- Form 8865 – U.S. persons with interests in foreign partnerships
- Form 8858 – U.S. persons with interests in foreign disregarded entities
- Form 8621 – Shareholder of a PFIC
- And more!
You have the option to register for each program individually, or save almost 20% when you register for both programs in this series!
- Program Title: Reporting Requirements for Foreign Assets & Transactions – 2-PART SERIES
- Speaker: Bruce Givner, Neda Barkhordar
- Duration: 90 minutes each
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Series Title: “Reporting Requirements for Foreign Assets & Transactions”
PART 1: “Everything You Should Know Regarding the FBAR and Offshore Asset Voluntary Disclosure Alternatives”
PART 2: “Read Them and Weep!!! The Top IRS Foreign Information Returns (Other Than FBARs and FATCA)”
Duration: 90 minutes each
Includes: Immediately downloadable handout materials and MP3 audio recording.
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ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Bruce Givner
J.D., LL.M. (Taxation)
Bruce Givner, J.D., LL.M. (Taxation), is of counsel to KFB Rice, LLP, is a SuperLawyer who has had a Martindale-Hubbell AV preeminent 5.0 out of 5 peer review rating for 34 years. He is a graduate of UCLA, Columbia Law School and NYU’s LL.M (Tax) program. He has been practicing tax law for over four decades, in income tax planning, estate tax planning, sophisticated retirement plans, asset protection planning, charitable planning, capital gain planning, tax litigation, and the representation of high net worth and high income families, individuals and their closely held corporations. He is the author or co-author of over 100 professional…
Neda Barkhordar
Esq.
Neda Barkhordar is an attorney with KFB Rice, LLP and advises clients on both regular estate planning, such as pourover Wills and family trusts, and complex estate tax planning involving private annuities, QPRTs, SCINs and GRATs. She has been the primary advisor to clients and their other advisors about the Offshore Voluntary Disclosure (taxpayers with delinquent Foreign Bank Account Reports). Neda is constantly working on inbound planning (non-U.S. people who wish to invest in the U.S. or give assets to their U.S. family members), multi-national planning (clients with assets in the U.S. and other countries, e.g., Germany, Russia and France), and other…
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