—- I believe that the ongoing lawsuits (or just successfully completed — the Eshel litigation below) worldwide involving FATCA or aspects related to U.S. citizenship-based taxation are the following: — Our Alliance for the Defence of Canadian Sovereignty (ADCS-ADSC) Federal Court Canadian lawsuit targeting the Canadian FATCA IGA legislation as violating privacy and equality Charter
Karen Alpert (Australia), John Richardson (Canada), Larry Stern (Israel) and Leonard Tuber (Israel) will discuss “territorial vs. citizenship-based taxation, their many advantages and disadvantages, and the myriad of challenges and questions posed by the US’s use of this type of tax system,” Monday 3 June 12:00 BST (11:00 UTC / 07:00 EDT). You can submit
Panel discussion with John Richardson, Solomon Yue, Olivier Wagner and Jim Gosart.
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This February 7 2017 American Citizens Abroad (ACA) document appears to supersede and replace previous ACA proposals to “replace” U.S. citizenship-based taxation. It also includes a side by side comparison with the Republicans Overseas territorial tax proposal (I am unsure of the accuracy of the comparison). There is NO comparison of ACA plan with relative
On behalf of JC and Shadow Raider, I post the following: Though a link to this is on the recent House Ways & Means feature, it is at the bottom of that post with a single line reference. JC says… It is unrelated and deserving of its own post. I have provided some text below that
reposted from citizenshipsolutions dot ca UPDATED July 6 afternoon. Some text additions and I have clarified that the author of this post is John Richardson, B.A., LL.B., J.D. (Of the bars of Ontario, New York and Massachusetts), Toronto citizenship lawyer and Co-chair of the Alliance for the Defence of Canadian Sovereignty and the Alliance
JC asks that the following be highlighted and discussed in its own post here at Brock. @8888 Makes this interesting point about Citizenship Based Taxation http://disq.us/8o0buo on the Washington Times article. What is a tax? A tax is a government imposed LEVY on the Treasury account holdings of those who receive benefits and or compensation
Update: please see our two newer posts (9 January and 10 January) with even more proof that China does not have citizenship-based taxation. Update 2: Chinese tax expert Bernard Schneider of the Queen Mary University of London School of Law has stated that The New York Times article is incorrect and that China does not
UPDATE: December 23, 2014 Stephen Kish says: The Republicans may or may not introduce legislation to kill citizenship-based taxation during the next two years. Even if introduced, it is uncertain whether such legislation will be successfully passed into law. An alternative approach is litigation. However, a lot of money will be required to sue in
