Arabic FBAR & FATCA Lawyers — Foreign Account Reporting & Compliance
Have foreign bank accounts? Our Arabic-speaking tax lawyers handle FinCEN 114 (FBAR) filing, FATCA Form 8938 reporting, streamlined offshore voluntary disclosure & penalty reduction. Avoid penalties up to $100K+ per unreported account.
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Arabic-speaking attorneys serving the Arab community across the United States.
FinCEN 114 filing, Form 8938 & offshore voluntary disclosure
Foreign bank account reporting and international tax compliance.
FBAR Filing
FinCEN 114 filing for foreign accounts over $10,000.
FATCA Compliance
Form 8938 reporting of specified foreign assets.
Voluntary Disclosure
Come into compliance for past unfiled reports.
Penalty Reduction
Minimize or eliminate penalties for non-compliance.
How our Arabic-speaking FBAR lawyers bring you into compliance
From your first free consultation to case resolution — here's what to expect when you work with our team.
Account Review
Identify all reportable foreign accounts and assets.
Compliance Assessment
Determine filing requirements and past obligations.
Disclosure Strategy
Choose the best path to compliance.
Filing & Resolution
File required forms and resolve any issues.
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FBAR & FATCA Compliance cases we handle
International tax compliance involves multiple reporting requirements. Arab-Americans often have accounts and assets in their home countries that trigger these obligations.
FBAR Filing (FinCEN 114)
Report of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts required when foreign accounts exceed $10,000 in aggregate at any time during the year....
FATCA Reporting (Form 8938)
Statement of Specified Foreign Financial Assets required for higher-value foreign assets on your tax return....
Streamlined Disclosure
Program for non-willful failures to report foreign accounts. Reduced penalties for those who were not aware of requirements....
Delinquent FBAR Submission
For those with properly reported income but unfiled FBARs, the IRS may accept late filings without penalty....
Voluntary Disclosure
For willful non-compliance, coming forward voluntarily may reduce criminal prosecution risk and provide more favorable treatment....
Why Arab-Americans with foreign accounts need our FBAR lawyers
Many Arab-Americans maintain bank accounts in Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, or the Gulf — often without realizing they must report them to the U.S. government. Our Arabic-speaking lawyers understand these cross-border banking relationships and guide you through compliance without triggering unnecessary penalties.
Clear Communication
Discuss your case in Arabic without misunderstandings
Cultural Sensitivity
Lawyers who understand Arab cultural values and family dynamics
Community Connection
Part of the Arab-American community themselves
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