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You only have to file if you had 10k at ONE TIME in neteller correct?
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incorrect. aggregate total is what they are looking for. in other words, the total of all deposits.
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Are you absolutely certain of this? This does not match my (limited) understanding, which is that the form must be submitted if the aggregate
balances exceeded $10k at any time in 2006.
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I guess i can't say I'm "absolutely certain of this" since the IRS uses different terminology.
FBAR Requirements
The qualifications for filing are:
1.The person has financial interest in, signature authority or other authority over one or more accounts in a foreign country, and
2.The value of the account exceeds $10,000 at any time during the calendar year.
I'm fairly certain that #2 would be the aggregate. On the form they ask for maximum value of the account.
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It's the maximum aggregate value of all accounts, not the aggregate of deposits (unless, of course, you start the year at $0 and never withdraw). For example, if you deposit $1000 into your account every Tuesday for an entire year, and withdraw $1000 every Friday, the sum of your deposits is $52k. However, your balance - the value of your account - never gets to the $10k trigger.