IRS 2026 ALERT: Unreported Foreign Accounts Can Kill Your Citizenship! ($16,536 Fine) скачать в хорошем качестве

IRS 2026 ALERT: Unreported Foreign Accounts Can Kill Your Citizenship! ($16,536 Fine)

Unreported foreign bank accounts are a hidden financial landmine that could permanently derail your U.S. citizenship. In 2026, failing to file an FBAR (FinCEN Form 114) carries a massive $16,536 federal penalty and gives USCIS the legal justification to deny your naturalization based on "Good Moral Character" standards under INA Section 101(f). In this comprehensive 19-minute breakdown, Senior Immigration Analyst Raymond Crivello deep-dives into the critical 2026 IRS updates regarding foreign financial assets. We explore the $10,000 aggregate threshold, the "non-willful" penalty trap, and how FATCA reporting allows USCIS to cross-reference your financial history during the N-400 interview. Whether you have a retirement fund in India, a savings account in the Philippines, or an inherited property in Mexico, understanding these intersectional tax and immigration laws is essential to protecting your legal status and your future in the United States. Chapters: 0:00 – Introduction: The Financial Landmine for Immigrants 2:30 – What is FBAR? FinCEN Form 114 Requirements 5:45 – 2026 Penalty Breakdown: Non-Willful vs. Willful Math 8:15 – Why USCIS Denies Citizenship Over Unreported Accounts 11:00 – Case Study: The 14-Month Naturalization Delay (Priya) 13:30 – The $10,000 Aggregate Rule & Foreign Asset Types 16:45 – 5 Action Steps: Using Streamlined Filing Procedures 🔍 What You’ll Learn in This Video: ✔️ The new $16,536 non-willful penalty for the 2026 reporting period ✔️ How USCIS uses INA Section 101(f) to scrutinize tax compliance ✔️ The difference between "Non-Willful" mistakes and intentional fraud ✔️ Why the $10,000 rule applies to the TOTAL of all accounts combined ✔️ How foreign banks (FATCA) report your data directly to the IRS ✔️ Proactive steps to come into compliance BEFORE your N-400 interview ✔️ Documentation needed for "Reasonable Cause" penalty waivers Disclaimer: Raymond Crivello is a news and educational platform. This video is not legal or tax advice. For specific cases, consult a licensed immigration attorney and a qualified tax professional. #FBAR #IRS2026 #USCitizenship #ImmigrationLaw #TaxCompliance #GreenCardHolder #N400 #IRSAlert #FinCEN114 #RaymondCrivello #FATCA IRS 2026 FBAR update, unreported foreign bank accounts, $16,536 FBAR penalty, US citizenship denied for taxes, FinCEN Form 114 requirements, Green Card holder foreign assets, FATCA reporting 2026, N-400 tax questions, Streamlined Filing Compliance Procedures, Raymond Crivello immigration analyst, INA 101(f) good moral character, foreign pension reporting US.