(...or possibly not...) Regular watchers of the way U.S. officials have been prosecuting American taxpayers whom they deemed to have committed "non-willful" breaches of the government's so-called FBAR regulations didn't have to be asked twice for their thoughts on Tuesday's landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision that – at long last – finally established…

In what might be seen as a timely move on the part of the Democrats Abroad, given the extent to which FBARs have been in the news this past week, the organization submitted a seven-page document to the House Financial Services Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations ahead of hearings scheduled…

In what is being seen as a major victory for Americans with non-U.S. bank accounts that they've failed to report to U.S. officials, the U.S. Supreme Court today ruled that the US$10,000 maximum penalty for such non-disclosure, if it's found to have been "non-willful," is to be applied on a per-form…