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Taxes again?
Says if we had 10k or more in any foreign bank last year, including Neteller, we need to fill out a new form due June 30th or very bad things will happen.
Is this true?
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I just looked at the actual IRS form... unfortunately, you still have to report it if it held over $10K, whether it was an interest baring account or not does not matter.
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This is actually the first I've ever even heard of this. I'm surprised my account never mentioned this to me.
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Nothing new here. I don't think it is anything new that the IRS requires US Citizens report funds held offshore over a certain threshhold.
In the case of accounts in Swiss, Bahamian, or Cayman banks, I've never heard of anyway for them to know about it unless you tell them *or* you create a paper trail by transferring into a US bank.
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Ok guys what about this.
Our money we have in the poker sites is held in a bank on foreign soil (not in our name). What about those ? (Now I am not above the $10,000 mark, so I don't really have to worry about it.)
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It is a gray area, but once again, they won't know it is there until you tell them.
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