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Tuesday, 22nd July 2008

FinCEN Announces Details on Intended Retirement of BSA Magnetic Media Filing Program

FinCEN Announces Details on Intended Retirement of BSA Magnetic Media Filing Program (PDF; 63 KB)

In keeping with its efforts to make Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) filing requirements more secure, efficient, and effective, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) today announced its intention to retire the BSA Magnetic Media Filing Program. Current Magnetic Media filers must transition to BSA Electronic Filing (E-Filing) no later than December 31, 2008.

Whereas magnetic media filing requires financial institutions to submit BSA reports using tapes and diskettes, BSA E-Filing is more secure, cost-efficient, and user-friendly. BSA E-Filing is a web-based system that is user-ID and password protected and does not require storage media. It supports the filing of both single and multiple BSA reports and uses the same file format as the Magnetic Media Program. As there are no tapes or diskettes to mail, BSA E-Filing may be able to reduce reporting costs. Reporting institutions will also see a decrease in the time it takes to file a wide range of BSA forms and will obtain a more rapid receipt of acknowledgements.

Source: Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (U.S. Department of the Treasury)


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