FBAR Filing Service

$249 fixed fee for the qualifying timely FBAR scope

Work directly with CPA of Denver on FinCEN Form 114 preparation and electronic filing. The listed service covers one taxpayer, one calendar year and up to five reportable accounts, subject to the eligibility and exclusions below.

Who Is the $249 FBAR Filing Service For?

This service is for straightforward, timely individual reporting with complete account information. It does not cover delinquent filings, reasonable-cause statements, entity or trust filings, signature-authority-only reporting or additional international tax forms. Ask about scope before paying if your situation falls outside these limits.

How the FBAR Aggregate Account Threshold Works

The general FBAR rule considers whether reportable foreign financial accounts exceed $10,000 in aggregate at any time during the calendar year. It is not a separate $10,000 allowance for each account. Ownership, authority and exceptions also matter. Read our aggregate-threshold guide and the IRS FBAR guidance before deciding which accounts need review.

What Records Are Needed to Prepare an FBAR?

  • The reporting calendar year and taxpayer identification information, submitted securely.
  • Account numbers, financial-institution names and addresses, and account types.
  • Maximum account values and original currencies, supported by statements or other records.
  • Ownership and joint-owner details, plus any prior FBAR records.

We review the relevant information and identify missing records. Do not send account credentials or financial documents through ordinary email.

Authorization, Electronic Filing and Confirmation

After payment, use protected intake to provide the records. Preparation includes identifying the information needed for the accepted filing, obtaining required authorization, electronically submitting the FBAR and providing filing confirmation. The FinCEN guidance for taxpayers and paid preparers explains the preparer filing process.

FBAR vs. Form 8938 and Other International Reporting

FBAR is FinCEN Form 114, filed separately from an income tax return. Form 8938 and other international forms have different requirements; they are not included in the $249 service. An FBAR filing does not establish that all foreign-income or foreign-asset reporting has been completed.

Late FBARs and Complex Foreign Accounts Need a Separate Review

Do not use this timely-filing checkout for missed years, penalty issues, entity or trust accounts, or reporting outside the listed scope. We confirm whether separate work or a specialist is needed. For an initial discussion, review the $350 CPA Consultation; filing corrections and written recommendations are separate.

More background: FBAR filing questions · FinCEN Form 114 guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the $249 FBAR fee include?

One timely FinCEN Form 114 for one taxpayer and calendar year, with up to five reportable accounts and electronic filing confirmation, within the complete service scope below.

Is Form 8938 included?

No. Form 8938, income tax returns and other international reporting are outside this FBAR service.

Can I use this checkout for a late FBAR?

No. Delinquent filings and related corrective or penalty questions need a separate review before an engagement is accepted.

Updated October 27, 2026 · Review the complete scope before payment.

FBAR Filing — $249 fixed fee

What is included

  • One taxpayer
  • One calendar year
  • Up to five reportable accounts
  • FinCEN Form 114 preparation
  • Electronic filing confirmation

What is not included

  • Late or delinquent FBARs
  • Reasonable-cause statements
  • More than five accounts
  • Entity, trust, signature-authority, or consolidated filings
  • Forms 8938, 3520, 5471, 8621, or other tax-return reporting

How the engagement works

  1. Confirm that your facts fit the listed scope.
  2. Accept the engagement terms and complete secure payment.
  3. Upload the requested documents through the secure intake process.
  4. Your return or filing is prepared and receives final CPA review.
  5. You review and sign all required authorizations before filing.

Begin this engagement

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Services are subject to identity verification, complete documentation, signed engagement terms, final CPA review, and signed filing authorization. Additional work outside the stated scope requires approval and may involve an additional fee.