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FBAR & FATCA Specialists

FBAR & FATCA Filing, Done Right

Licensed CPA specializing in FBAR, FATCA, and Streamlined Offshore Procedures for U.S. persons with foreign accounts and assets.

  • FinCEN Form 114 (FBAR) for all foreign financial accounts over $10,000 aggregate
  • Form 8938 (FATCA) for foreign assets over higher thresholds (varies by filing status)
  • Streamlined Filing Compliance Procedures to resolve years of unfiled FBARs with reduced or eliminated penalties
  • Delinquent FBAR Submission Procedures for non-willful filers
  • Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program (OVDP) alternatives for higher-risk cases
  • Form 8938 coordination with Schedule B, Form 3520 (foreign trusts), and PFIC reporting
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$10K+
Per-form FBAR penalty
100+
International Clients
99%
IRS Resolution Rate
60+
Treaty Countries

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FBAR Mistakes That Cost Thousands

FBAR penalties start at $10,000 per unfiled form, per year

Missed an FBAR Deadline

FBAR is due April 15 with automatic extension to October 15. Missed it and unsure what to do.

Our Fix

Filed through IRS Delinquent FBAR or Streamlined Procedures. Most non-willful cases face no penalties.

Years of Unfiled FBARs

Multiple years of foreign accounts unreported. Penalties could exceed $10,000 per account per year.

Our Fix

Streamlined Offshore Procedures catch up 6 years at once with reduced or zero penalties.

Don't Know What Counts

You have foreign accounts but are unsure if they exceed the $10,000 threshold or qualify.

Our Fix

We audit every account, apply aggregate rules correctly, and file only what is required.

FATCA + FBAR Confusion

You know you owe one of them but not which, or you owe both but got the threshold wrong.

Our Fix

We file FBAR and Form 8938 correctly with the right thresholds for your filing status and residency.

IRS Penalty Notice

You received a CP15, letter 3709, or FBAR penalty notice and need to respond fast.

Our Fix

Penalty abatement, First-Time Abate, or reasonable cause response that resolves the notice.

Complex Foreign Assets

Foreign trusts, PFICs, foreign mutual funds, and crypto exchanges with overlapping forms.

Our Fix

FBAR, Form 8938, Form 3520, and Form 8621 filed together across your whole international picture.

What We Handle

FBAR & FATCA Services

Every filing, every form, handled by specialist CPAs.

FBAR Current-Year Filing

Streamlined Offshore Procedures

FATCA Form 8938 Filing

Delinquent FBAR Submission

IRS Penalty Resolution

Coordinated International Reporting

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How It Works

Three Steps to Peace of Mind

No confusion, no runaround. Just clear steps from first contact to filed returns.

1

Tell Us Your Situation

Fill out the form above or call us. We will assess your needs and give you a free same-day quote, no commitment required.

2

Upload Docs Securely

Use our encrypted client portal to share your documents. We handle the rest and keep you updated every step of the way.

3

We File. You Relax.

We prepare, review with you, and file. You will be fully compliant, penalty-free, and positioned to save on future taxes.

Questions? Ask Us

We will guide you through the entire process, no stress, no pressure.

Testimonials

100% Five-Star Reviews

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Google Review
I run a small consulting company and TS CPA truly feels like a key addition to my team. They pretty much handle everything such as tax compliance and filings, payroll, bookkeeping, and tax planning so I don't have to stress about it. The team is incredibly responsive and easy to communicate with.
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Cameron W.

Small Business Owner

Google Review
TS CPA was fast, professional, and super easy to work with. Clark really knows his stuff. He caught mistakes in my original return, helped me file an amended tax return, and got everything corrected the right way. Best part, I ended up getting money back.
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Rosario V.

Amended Return

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Huge shoutout to Clark at TS CPA for making my S Corp setup and tax filings completely stress-free. He's incredibly detailed and took the time to answer every single one of my questions, no matter how small they are.
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Gabe W.

S-Corp Owner

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I've worked with Clark at TS CPA for several years now and he's always been exceptional. He's handled standard yearly taxes, estimated taxes, and complex AMT calculations. He's incredibly thorough, and always takes time to clearly explain my returns.
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Matt B.

Complex Tax Client

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Running a landscaping company is busy enough, and Clark at TS CPA makes the back office side easy. They handle my bookkeeping, payroll, tax filings, and planning, and they stay on top of things without me chasing them down.
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Cynthia A.

Small Business Owner

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I found TS CPA and Clark is a total life saver. He made everything so easy, walked me through it step by step, fixed the dependent situation, and this year I was able to claim them and file Head of Household like I should've.
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R R.

Individual Client

FAQ

Common Questions

Still have questions? Call us at (832) 304-9959

What is the FBAR filing threshold?
You must file an FBAR if the aggregate maximum value of all your foreign financial accounts exceeded $10,000 at any point during the calendar year. The $10,000 is aggregate across all accounts, not per account.
What is the difference between FBAR and Form 8938?
FBAR (FinCEN Form 114) is filed with the Treasury Department and covers foreign financial accounts over $10,000 aggregate. Form 8938 is filed with the IRS attached to your Form 1040 and covers foreign financial assets, with higher thresholds ($50,000 and up for most filers). Many taxpayers need to file both.
What happens if I missed filing FBARs for several years?
The IRS Streamlined Filing Compliance Procedures let non-willful taxpayers catch up on six years of FBARs and three years of amended returns with reduced or eliminated penalties. We file Streamlined cases regularly. Most clients pay zero FBAR penalties.
Do I need to report foreign retirement accounts on FBAR?
Yes, in most cases. Foreign pensions, 401(k)-equivalent accounts, and certain retirement savings accounts typically qualify as foreign financial accounts for FBAR purposes. Some treaty-exempt accounts are excluded. We analyze your specific country and account type.
Are penalties really $10,000 per FBAR violation?
Yes. The non-willful FBAR penalty is up to $10,000 per violation per year. Willful violations carry penalties of $100,000 or 50% of the account balance (whichever is greater) per violation. Streamlined Procedures can reduce or eliminate these for qualifying non-willful cases.
Can you help if I already received an IRS penalty notice?
Yes. We prepare penalty abatement requests, First-Time Abate applications, and reasonable cause letters for FBAR and FATCA penalties. We have a 99% resolution rate on these cases.
How much does FBAR filing cost?
Current-year FBAR filing starts at $350 for straightforward cases. Streamlined Offshore Procedures (6 years of FBARs plus 3 amended returns) typically range $2,500 to $5,000 depending on complexity. Free same-day quote.

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