Roger Conklin passed away 11/25/14 "Some you just know are in God’s presence, and that is where Roger is now." http://t.co/cmHfoyu0vq" — U.S. Citizen Abroad (@USCitizenAbroad) November 29, 2014 Thank you Roger Conklin for your devotion, your work and most importantly because you "You got high hopes" http://t.co/l3tZtvNlPt — U.S. Citizen Abroad (@USCitizenAbroad) November 29,
Roger Conklin, a frequent contributor at Isaac Brock, has just had a letter published in the Wall Street Journal. I have been off the grid for a few days, so maybe it has been posted somewhere. If I missed it, I apologize, but thought I would pull out out for headline attention. Territorial Tax: Whose
This post is from the RenounceUScitizenship blog. @uscitizenabroad Answer must be Congressional ignorance of the facts. Any other reason is too terrible to contemplate. — Peter Dahlen (@peterdahlen) March 2, 2013 @uscitizenabroad Don’t know Nunes. @acavoice is doing great work educating (which is lobbying at its core) Congress. ow.ly/icT3U — Peter Dahlen (@peterdahlen) March
Roger shares a recent story about his difficulties in sorting out a small error with the IRS over 1099 reporting. I think the story is instructive of greater difficulties to come, when the IRS is gathering “all account data” from Foreign Financial Insitutions (FFIs) plus foreign governments. Remember, this is not just “income related data”
Since Arrow has been having fun at the Vancouver Sun, with his “What if” scenario of Kenya adopting the U.S. citizenship taxation regime, why stop there? Roger Conklin suggests that maybe we could get Romney’s campaign attention on a similar issue that may relate to him.
Cross posted from RenounceUScitizenship – updated from October 2011. Hitching A Ride – Is A “Trojan Horse” Provision Legitimate? @sencarllevin thinks extraneous legislative amendments should be bannedwashingtonpost.com/opinions/fight… How can he justify #FATCA wp.me/p1OvGl-18 — U.S. Citizen Abroad (@USCitizenAbroad) April 28, 2012
Roger Conklin wrote: Petros, I forwarded your comments to a friend of mine who is much more conversant in the items you highlighted in your last post. I am taking the liberty of pasting his response to me. He seems to think it is more complicated. His comments are as follows: [My responses follow in
Roger Conklin responds to markpinetree who laments that the impression that most Americans have of US citizens abroad is that they are rich tax cheats, and says, “Lets work to clarify the issues!” Roger Conklin responded JANUARY 28, 2012 AT 9:57 PM: Oh how I wish you were right. But the perception cards are so stacked
We are most honored to have Roger Conklin as a reader and frequent commenter at the Isaac Brock Society. Today, he kindly commented on my post, A second response to Barrie McKenna. See also: Roger Conklin’s testimony before the Ways and Means Committee U.S. citizenship-based taxation harms U.S. economy A Saudi lawyer advises Obama to end
A Tenth Anniversary People often overestimate what they can achieve in one year and underestimate what they can achieve in ten years! From @HelenBurggraf 2016: Isaac Brock Society: Blog of Canadian 'Accidental Americans' becomes global info resource https://t.co/ZZMQObwGmX — U.S. Citizen Abroad (@USCitizenAbroad) December 18, 2021 The Isaac Brock Society was launched in December of
