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Are repatriated funds from a closed overseas bank account reportable as income, or only the interest earned on the account?

I closed a bank account in Germany earlier this year and wired the funds to an account here in the US, where I have tax residency.  I have always reported interest earned on the overseas account when filing my US taxes (and the account itself in an FBAR), but am wondering how repatriated funds from the account need to be treated; are they reportable as income?  Presumably not, but I wanted to check with the helpful TT community.  Thank you for taking the time to answer.

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JulieR
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Are repatriated funds from a closed overseas bank account reportable as income, or only the interest earned on the account?

No, you will not owe tax on the transferred funds. You will report earned interest as you have in the past.  The following provides more information on this topic.

  https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/6480173

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JulieR
Expert Alumni

Are repatriated funds from a closed overseas bank account reportable as income, or only the interest earned on the account?

No, you will not owe tax on the transferred funds. You will report earned interest as you have in the past.  The following provides more information on this topic.

  https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/6480173

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