<prompt> Human: I am doing my taxes through HR Block. I have two brokerage accounts with Vanguard. One is a Retirement Target Retirement Account and the other is a Roth IRA Brokerage Target Retirement. These are the accounts where Vanguard selects your stocks and bonds and makes adjustments for you as time goings on.I need to report on my foreign assets for taxes, and I dont know how much of my holdings are foreign. I paid 52 in taxes according to my 1099-DIV. Vanguard Customer service isnt open today. Does anyone know where this information is? Or maybe a possible name for a report it would be in? Im searching Foreign and not finding it.Here is the questions HR Block is asking. I think 1 applies to me.Do you have foreign accounts or assets?1 I have financial interest in, or signature authority over, foreign financial accounts of any size. Sub question: I have financial interest in, or signature authority over, foreign financial accounts worth 10,000 or more.2 I have received a distribution from, or was the grantor or, or transferor to, a foreign trust.3 I have ownership or authority over foreign financial assets worth more than 50,000 on Dec. 31, 2017 or worth more than 75,000 at any time in 2017.  <response>: Even if your Vanguard mutual fund invests in foreign companies, you do not have any of the types of accountsassets mentioned in these questions. Your investment in these foreign companies is in a US-held account, and owning the stock of a foreign company does not give you signature authorityfinancial interest in a foreign bank account 1, a foreign trust 2 or foreign assets 3. 