A brief summary of #Greencard abandonment and the S. 877A Exit Tax as it applies to "long term residents" https://t.co/SuwTDtQhLs pic.twitter.com/ljKdkRdcV3 — John Richardson – lawyer for "U.S. persons" abroad […]
Expatriation generates a "reporting" frenzy! Report Early! Report Often! Report Everything! But, who is required to report what and to whom? What is the statutory basis for the reporting? What […]
Introduction – It’s about the right to live permanently in the United States There are tens of thousands of people who have “Green Cards” who live outside the United States. […]
Introduction This is part of a series of posts on: (1) “tax residency“, (2) the use of “treaty tiebreakers” when an individual is a “tax resident” of more than one […]
"Coming to America" – Welcome to the land of Forms and #FBAR – It's what you couldn't imagine you don't know. https://t.co/cr9SPaOjHf — John Richardson – lawyer for "U.S. persons" […]
Considering renouncing US citizenship? Interesting, thoughtful and balanced 2018 discussion with Buffalo immigration lawyer @JoeGrasmickhttps://t.co/Xp9zPk1I2r via @expatriationlaw — John Richardson – lawyer for "U.S. persons" abroad (@ExpatriationLaw) January 1, 2022 […]
Coming to America? A space for those planning for a Green Card, living with a Green Card or wanting to abandon your Green Card … https://t.co/QSSwLukN1E — John Richardson – […]
Renunciation of U.S. Citizenship triggers a “Reporting Frenzy”! It’s simply unbelievable. The renunciation of U.S. citizenship triggers more reporting obligations on the part of individuals and government agencies than anything […]
Update: October 9, 2015 This post focuses largely on the role of form 8854 in relinquishing U.S. citizenship for tax purposes. See also my more recent post which discusses the […]
Before moving to the post, if you believe that Americans abroad are being treated unjustly by the United States Government: Join me on May 17, 2019 for a discussion of […]