Media and Blog Articles Open for Comments – Part 8 of 8 (Year 2021)
This is a continuation of the Media and Blog Articles Open for Comments thread (part 7 of 8).
Part 1 covers up until 26 May 2015. Part 2 is from 27 May 2015 to 1 January 2016. Part 3 is 1 January – 31 December 2016. Part 4 is 1 January – 31 December 2017. Part 5 is 1 January – 31 December 2018. Part 6 is 1 January – 31 December 2019. Part 7 is 1 January – 31 December 2020.
Media and Blog Articles
EmBee suggested that it would be good if there was a thread for new articles, so that people would be aware of where to comment. So, I created this permanent page. I’ll make a permanent list of links posted here and keep adding to it, but not deleting, so we’ll end up having sort of a “bibliography” of FATCA/CBT articles. [Note: Some articles are not open for comments]
For more articles on FATCA, enter FATCA into Google then click on the link “more news for fatca” just below the most recent featured article.
Notes:
From JC: To see #FATCA on Twitter for latest breaking news. JC finds that is quite a good source and there even are some international articles that one may read using Google Translate. Others may help certain tweets and articles remain in elevated position by retweeting them.
From Badger: On an important archival note, please use the Internet Archive Wayback machine https://archive.org/web/ (see bottom right ‘Save Page Now’ box to enter URLs of webpages you want saved for posterity, and try to save backup copies of articles and other items of interest in some other form – such as a datastick or external drive. Some important and very significant webpages and the fulltexts of articles are no longer available (although some can be retrieved if someone using the Wayback machine saved them).
Be sure to read the comment stream for this thread — there are often very recent articles mentioned since this list was updated.
How the IRS Prioritizes Compliance Work on High Income Non-Filers Through National and International Enforcement, IRS, Tax Connections.
2020.12.02
Constitutional lawyer Joseph Arvay remembered as tireless defender of the underdog, Bethany Lindsay, CBC, Canada. (Mr. Arvay was lead counsel for the ADCS constitutional challenge of the FATCA IGA legislation at Federal Court (Trial Division), 2014-2019.
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Geld aus den USA fur viele Pensionisten, ORF, Austria.
I agree, Robert. The French association of accidentals have been doing an amazing job and are putting governments to shame.
This is a clued in article (click on tweet to see) in regards to the failures and consequences of FATCA. Now how to get the crypto fanatics to help highlight this message.
Please retweet/like on Twitter.
https://twitter.com/JCDoubleTaxed/status/1433240204047896586?s=20
https://www.nationalreview.com/2021/09/a-new-two-pronged-attack-on-u-s-expats/?fbclid=IwAR35GHjcsUSC_D_X_j94TejTOhqHcZTrQJiQF4R30Mubp_K4D9KGLomKST4
From our friends at Tax Connections….
https://www.taxconnections.com/taxblog/h-r-2165-exit-tax-prevention-act-of-2021/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=h-r-2165-exit-tax-prevention-act-of-2021
Now if only this could be applied over a wider field of influence….
Here is the latest on the Oleg Tinkov case. It looks as if he has to pay US $500 million in ransom money.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-10-01/russian-billionaire-tinkov-to-pay-500-million-in-u-s-tax-fraud
FATCA is coming to the homelanders and they’re up in arms.
Biden’s Proposal to Empower I.R.S. Rattles Banks and Their Customers
To be fair, what’s proposed is far, far worse that FATCA. With FATCA it’s only year-end balance and interest/dividend income. With this, it appears to be actual transaction records. I’d say it’s safe to be up in arms about this without any accusations of hypocrisy.