If you're an Indian living in the U.S. and still have savings accounts, NRE/NRO accounts, fixed deposits, or other financial accounts in India, there's something you should know about.

You may need to report certain foreign financial accounts to the U.S. government, even if you haven't earned any income from them.

This is called FBAR (Foreign Bank Account Report), and it's something many immigrants don't know about until they start looking into their U.S. tax obligations.

I created this free guide to help you understand what FBAR is, who may need to file it, which accounts to consider, and what you should know before filing.

No need to figure everything out from scratch. I've put the important information together in one place to help you get started.

Who is this guide for?

• Indians living in the U.S. who maintain bank accounts in India

• People with NRE/NRO accounts, savings accounts, or fixed deposits

• Students and working professionals managing finances across India and the U.S.

• Anyone who wants to better understand their U.S. foreign account reporting obligations