In valuing currency of a country that uses multiple exchange rates, use the rate that would apply if the currency in the account were converted into United States dollars on the last day of the calendar year. If no Treasury Financial Management Service rate is available, use another verifiable exchange rate and provide the source of that rate. Convert foreign currency by using the Treasury's Financial Management Service rate ( ) for the last day of the calendar year. In the case of non-United States currency, convert the maximum account value for each account into United States dollars. Dollar value of the account during the report year. Dollars, the maximum value of the account is the largest U.S. For Item 15, if the filer had a financial interest in more than one account, each account must be valued separately. Periodic account statements may be relied on to determine the maximum value of the account, provided that the statements fairly reflect the maximum account value during the calendar year. The maximum value of an account is a reasonable approximation of the greatest value of currency or nonmonetary assets in the account during the calendar year. Determine the maximum value of each account (in the currency of that account) during the calendar year being reported. NOTE: After determining the value of the account, as described below, if the value results in a negative (minus) value, enter zero (0) in item 15, “Maximum account value.” The maximum value of the account can be determined using the following steps. Dollar amounts rounded up to the next whole dollar. Monetary amounts: When recording the maximum value of accounts, record all amounts as U.S.

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