Am I required to file if my reportable total purchases and total sales of long-term securities by foreign residents falls below the $50 million exemption level?
A. Yes. Once the $50 million exemption is met you must continue to file on a monthly basis for each subsequent month of that year and the following year even if you no longer meet the $50 million reporting threshold. LOCATION OF PURCHASER OR SELLER Q. How should international or regional organizations (World Bank, IMF, United Nations etc.) located in the United States be classified? These organizations are typically created by a treaty between sovereign states and have a multi- country membership. A. These entity types are classified as foreign residents. Reportable TIC Form S transactions undertaken by these entities should be reported opposite the appropriate International and Regional organization row (e.g., International, European Regional, Latin American Regional). In addition, securities issued by international organizations are considered foreign securities. Note: Pension funds of U.S.-resident international organizations are considered U.S.-resident entities, and thus reportabl
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