Are the purchases or sales of goods reported on the BE-180?
No. Goods are not reportable on the BE-180 survey.
No. Goods are not reportable on the BE-180 survey.
No. Your transaction is with a U.S. affiliate of that foreign company. This would be considered a domestic transaction and therefore not reported on the BE-180.
Because the services you performed were for a company in Country A, you should report this as a transaction with Country A. Where the money is transmitted does not affect the geographic attribution of the transaction.
If you are reporting sales and/or purchases of more than one transaction type, or need to report additional country detail, please use the overflow sheets provided (pages 28-30 of the survey). Additional overflow pages can also be downloaded at www.bea.gov/ssb/be180.
If you are completing the survey using BEA’s electronic filing system, eFile, select “Add overflow” from the survey selection page.
Yes. The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) regulations require each U.S. financial services provider that had transactions with foreign persons in the covered services during its 2024 fiscal year to file a BE-180, regardless of whether they have been contacted by BEA. Additionally, while there is some overlap between the two surveys, the BE-180 collects additional information not covered by the BE-185 survey.
Any revisions or adjustments to transactions not reported on your 2024 BE-185 filings should be made on the 2024 BE-180.
A. Several services categories have been adjusted or reordered. The services categories for 2024 are:
You may be receiving notification from BEA regarding the BE-180 survey for one of several reasons: