U.S. Firms Report Global Financial Deals Quarterly Survey

2026-06039 — Agency Information Collection Activities; Submission to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) for Review and Approval; Comment Request; Direct Investment Surveys: BE-13, Survey of New Foreign Direct Investment in the United States

The government is asking businesses with new foreign investments in the U.S. to keep filling out the BE-13 survey, which helps track how much foreign money is coming into the country. About 3,400 companies will respond yearly, spending around 36 minutes each. This survey stays mandatory, with no changes, and helps understand the impact of foreign investments on the U.S. economy.

2026-06040 — Agency Information Collection Activities; Submission to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) for Review and Approval; Comment Request; Direct Investment Surveys: BE-605, Quarterly Survey of Foreign Direct Investment in the United States-Transactions of U.S. Affiliate With Foreign Parent

The Department of Commerce is updating a quarterly survey that asks U.S. companies owned by foreign parents about their business deals. About 2,100 companies respond each quarter, spending around an hour each time. This update helps keep important economic data accurate without adding extra hassle, and the public has 30 more days to share their thoughts.

2026-05081 — BE-37: Quarterly Survey of U.S. Airline Operators' Foreign Revenues and Expenses

U.S. airlines that fly passengers or cargo internationally must fill out a quarterly survey about their foreign earnings and expenses. This helps the government understand how U.S. airlines impact trade and the economy worldwide. Airlines have 30 days after each quarter to submit their reports, making it a quick but important task with no direct cost but big economic value.

2026-05076 — BE-9: Quarterly Survey of Foreign Airline Operators' Revenues and Expenses in the United States

If you work for a foreign airline with offices in the U.S., you’ll need to fill out a quarterly survey about your money coming in and going out here. This helps the government understand how foreign airlines impact the U.S. economy and trade. You’ll have 30 days after each quarter to send in your report, so get ready to share your numbers on time!

2026-05083 — BE-15: Annual Survey of Foreign Direct Investment in the United States

The BE-15 survey asks U.S. businesses mostly owned by foreign investors to share info about their money and activities. This helps the government understand how foreign investments affect the U.S. economy. If your company qualifies, you’ll get a notice and must report by May 31 each year—no skipping it!

2026-05082 — BE-125: Quarterly Survey of Transactions in Selected Services and Intellectual Property With Foreign Persons

The BE-125 survey asks U.S. businesses to report their trade in certain services and intellectual property with foreign folks every quarter. This helps the government understand how U.S. trade affects the economy at home and abroad. If you’re a U.S. person involved in these trades, expect to file your report within 30 days after each quarter, or 45 days after your fiscal year ends—it's mandatory and important!

Previous: 2026-05086 — TRISO-X, LLC; Special Nuclear Material License for the TRISO-X Fuel Fabrication Facility

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission gave TRISO-X, LLC the green light to run their new fuel-making plant in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, starting February 2026. This facility will produce special nuclear fuel called HALEU, which is important for advanced nuclear energy. TRISO-X must follow strict safety rules, and this move could boost clean energy tech while creating jobs in the area.

Next: 2026-05090 — Pacific Fishery Management Council; Public Meeting

The Pacific Fishery Management Council is hosting a free online meeting on April 3, 2026, to talk about how to protect ocean ecosystems and manage fishing better. This meeting affects fishermen, environmental groups, and coastal communities who rely on healthy fish populations. It’s a chance to shape future fishing rules before the big council meeting in April, with no costs to join but plenty of important decisions ahead.