Originally posted on FATCA & CRS Training. Advice. Consultancy.:
Introduction (my own, not the author of the post, John Richardson). Phil Hodgen’s Expatriation Letter of the Week is based upon this concept: whether tax liability of a green-card holder depends upon residency only or whether it includes other factors to consider in order to protect…
Originally posted on Banc Centrale de l'astéroide B612:
This system will be fully functioning by spring of 2015. US persons should be fully informed of this procedure by that time. Follows is information about events which should be considered versus your personal safety. It is up to each individual to determine if he/she…
And from the IRS Commissioner … Tax, Society & Culture: IRS to Unveil Compliance Program for U.S. Expats N… http://t.co/89BYl4Xm8r — U.S. Citizen Abroad (@USCitizenAbroad) June 4, 2014 On June 3, 2014 IRS Commissioner Koshinken in prepared remarks commented on matters of interest to U.S. citizens abroad including:
Green card holders, U.S. citizenship and adventures in #FBAR http://t.co/DB58514o — U.S. Citizen Abroad (@USCitizenAbroad) January 29, 2013 Amy Feldman has written a second article: “The Perils of Overseas Tax Disclosure: An Immigrant’s Story” It features more adventures in FBAR. It also raises the issue of the (possible) relationship between FBAR compliance and becoming a […]
US taxation of #greencard holders who reside outside the US http://t.co/EKwPBqo8 is nothing more than taxing residents of other countries. — U.S. Citizen Abroad (@USCitizenAbroad) January 6, 2013 Comment on the taxation of Green Card holders who reside outside the U.S.:
The U.S. chief technology officer notes that American needs skilled immigrants. He suggests: “Why not staple a green card to every PhD in certain fields?” “Welcome To America” and obligations of U.S. GreenCardShip!
In #FATCA and #FBAR world: "All roads lead to renunciation", but "Not all roads lead to S. 877A Exit Tax litigation" https://t.co/i174pHptya — U.S. Citizen Abroad (@USCitizenAbroad) September 5, 2016 USCitizenAbroad says September 5, 2016 at 2:07 pm @Watcher There are at least seven possible reasons why there has not YET been a court challenge […]
Excellent essay: "The treatment of expatriates by the Government of the United States often defies explanation." https://t.co/ngUKtdgf3B — U.S. Citizen Abroad (@USCitizenAbroad) July 21, 2016 The above tweet references a comment at the Isaac Brock Society which needs to be commemorated as a post. The treatment of expatriates by the Government of the United States […]
The purpose of the USG is engage in the forcible destruction of US citizenship https://t.co/covzoJsBPu – A comment turned post! — U.S. Citizen Abroad (@USCitizenAbroad) July 4, 2016 Once upon at time, there appeared a comment that was so good that it deserved a post of its own (from Russell) … Good points that highlight, […]
Introduction: Again, *Can the U.S. deem somebody to be a U.S. citizen or (in the FATCA, FBAR and CBT world) forcibly impose U.S.… https://t.co/hlDf5jiq5g — U.S. Citizen Abroad (@USCitizenAbroad) January 16, 2016 The above tweet references an earlier comment on this vitally important question. Is having the "right to U.S. citizenship the same thing as […]
U.S. Persons Abroad - Members of a Unique Tax, Form and Penalty Club 