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2026 IRS Warning: Foreign Account Reporting Mistakes That Could Risk Your Citizenship Are you a U.S. citizen, green card holder, or immigrant with foreign bank accounts? In 2026, the IRS is increasing scrutiny on foreign account reporting requirements — and mistakes could lead to serious penalties. In this video, we break down what FBAR (FinCEN Form 114) and FATCA (Form 8938) mean for you, who must report foreign financial accounts, the $10,000 threshold rule, and how penalties can reach up to $16,000+ per violation. Many immigrants don’t realize that the United States requires reporting of worldwide income and foreign financial accounts — even if the money is already taxed overseas. Failure to comply may result in financial penalties, audits, and in serious cases, immigration complications during the naturalization process. We explain what is real, what is exaggerated online, and what steps you can take now to stay compliant and protect your future. If you have overseas bank accounts, inherited foreign assets, joint family accounts, or international investments, this 2026 IRS update is something you cannot ignore. Stay informed, stay compliant, and avoid costly mistakes. Watch until the end for practical tips on how to fix past reporting errors and reduce risk. #IRS2026 #FBAR #FATCA #ImmigrationNews #USCitizenship #GreenCard #TaxUpdate #ForeignAccounts #Naturalization #TaxCompliance #IRSWarning #USImmigration #financenews This video is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, tax, or immigration advice. Laws and policies may change. Always consult a qualified tax professional or immigration attorney regarding your specific situation.