FBAR / FinCEN 114 Filing
Own foreign bank accounts? We file required disclosures for you.
You don't have to navigate international disclosure alone.
If you're a U.S. person and had over $10,000 USD in foreign bank accounts or financial assets at any time during the year, you're likely required to file the FBAR (Foreign Bank Account Report)—officially known as FinCEN Form 114. Failing to file can result in steep penalties, even if the accounts aren't taxable. At Nuvex, we help you meet your disclosure requirements smoothly, privately, and on time.
Our Service includes but is not limited to:
- Evaluation of whether FBAR filing is required based on your foreign account activity
- Preparation and e-filing of FinCEN Form 114 via the BSA E-Filing system
- Reporting of all required account info (bank name, number, max balance, country, etc.)
- Guidance on joint accounts, business accounts, or signature authority
- Coordination with your Form 8938 if FATCA also applies
- Optional: correction of past non-filing via delinquent FBAR submission procedures
- Education on your ongoing foreign account disclosure obligations
- Optional pairing with nonresident or expat tax return filing
Common foreign assets that may trigger FBAR:
Checking/savings accounts in another country
Investment accounts or mutual funds abroad
Business accounts with signature authority
Crypto wallets held through foreign institutions
Foreign pension or retirement accounts (depending on structure)
We'll help you stay compliant and minimize risk—with full discretion.
Book a 1:1 session and let's handle your FBAR properly.