[Editor's note: This is Sidney Kess' final edition of his Tax Tips column, which the Law Journal has been proud to publish for more than 50 years. Sidney died on Sept. 17 at 97 years old.]

Most tax-related informational-type returns are filed with the IRS in coordination with income tax filing deadlines. However, there is at least one major deadline involving foreign assets that now requires filing not with the IRS but with the Treasury through its online portal. Another major cash-related reporting development involving the IRS and third-parties includes new filing rules and takes effect on Jan. 1, 2024.

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