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I have a saving account of 20,000 $ and a loan of 100,000$ do I need to fill the fbar?
The filing threshold is the value of assets of $10,000 an I am at -80,000$...


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You probably have to report the savings account, but not the mortgage account since it is a liability and not an asset.

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so the total agregates only savings not loans?

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The FBAR only reports assets (i.e. financial accounts), not loans. So yes, you should file an FBAR for your savings account.
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Whether you have one account that is $10,001 or a bunch of acconts that add up to that you should file. Remember as well that it includes joint accounts.

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