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Do You Need to File Form 3520?

There are 3 common reasons you might file Form 3520:

• You are a U.S. citizen or resident who owns a foreign trust 
• You make certain transactions with a foreign trust
• You receive a large gift or inheritance from certain foreigners
  

What Do You Report on Form 3520?

• Foreign trusts and accounts
• Receipt of large gifts or inheritances from certain foreigners
• Ownership of foreign trusts following the rules of sections Internal Revenue Code (IRC) 671-679 
  

Each foreign trust transaction must be filed separately. Therefore, get an experienced attorney to ensure you have Form 3520 filed correctly and to save yourself from serious consequences.