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Old Jan 9th 2023, 11:36 am
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The December 31, 2022 rate, which is required for FBAR calculations, is now available. GBP/USD rate is 0.83

It is on Page 32 here: https://fiscaldata.treasury.gov/data...es-of-exchange

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Default Re: Treasury Reporting Rates of Exchange

Originally Posted by MidAtlantic
The December 31, 2022 rate, which is required for FBAR calculations, is now available. GBP/USD rate is 0.83

It is on Page 32 here: https://fiscaldata.treasury.gov/data...es-of-exchange
Anything on the IRS rate for Tax Return?

I can't find anything on their site for 2022.

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Originally Posted by iceflow
Anything on the IRS rate for Tax Return?

I can't find anything on their site for 2022.

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IRS is part of the treasury…

https://home.treasury.gov/about/bureaus
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Default Re: Treasury Reporting Rates of Exchange

Originally Posted by iceflow
Anything on the IRS rate for Tax Return?
I can't find anything on their site for 2022.
Nor can I.
They show no update since 2021 rates: https://www.irs.gov/individuals/inte...exchange-rates
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Default Re: Treasury Reporting Rates of Exchange

Originally Posted by MidAtlantic
The December 31, 2022 rate, which is required for FBAR calculations, is now available. GBP/USD rate is 0.83

It is on Page 32 here: https://fiscaldata.treasury.gov/data...es-of-exchange
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IRS is part of the treasury…

https://home.treasury.gov/about/bureaus
Yes, but the IRS rate, if one chooses to use it, is a yearly average.
The FBAR rate, which is required to be used when filing, is the currency's exchange rate on 31st Dec.
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I doubt they will bat an eye so long as the exchange rate is in the ballpark.
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The IRS have just put it up. It is $1.2330 to £1

https://www.irs.gov/individuals/inte...exchange-rates
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Default Re: Treasury Reporting Rates of Exchange

Originally Posted by Glasgow Girl
I doubt they will bat an eye so long as the exchange rate is in the ballpark.
Exactly. When you file the FBAR you don’t have to report which exchange rate you used.
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Default Re: Treasury Reporting Rates of Exchange

Originally Posted by lansbury
The IRS have just put it up. It is $1.2330 to £1

https://www.irs.gov/individuals/inte...exchange-rates
Thanks for that.
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Default Re: Treasury Reporting Rates of Exchange

Originally Posted by durham_lad
Exactly. When you file the FBAR you don’t have to report which exchange rate you used.
The FBAR instructions do say to use the Treasury Rate of Exchange. I have no idea whether it really matters, but why do something different?
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Originally Posted by MidAtlantic
The FBAR instructions do say to use the Treasury Rate of Exchange. I have no idea whether it really matters, but why do something different?
I don't do anything different.
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For FBAR I believe our CPA uses Treasury Rate of Ex, although I never check. I prob. should.
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