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Although a "reentry permit" can provide evidence of intention to reside permanently in the USA, it does ask about tax returns!

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#GreenCard holders wishing to apply for a "Reentry Permit" will find this question about tax returns of interest https://t.co/5Y4ntBM5nM pic.twitter.com/CYXXtOAVvo — Citizenship Lawyer (@ExpatriationLaw) September 26, 2017 Once you have been granted the right to live permanently in the United States, and become a “lawful permanent resident”, it is important that you maintain the intention […]

Determining Tax Residency In the United States: Citizenship and other forms of deemed tax residence

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Introduction The search for second passports and #offshore havens https://t.co/mFWja1CR87 via @FT – how the #CRS and #FATCA have created @TaxHavenUSA — Citizenship Lawyer (@ExpatriationLaw) May 20, 2017 The advent of the OECD Common Reporting Standard (“CRS”) has illuminated the issue of “tax residency” and the desire of people to become “tax residents of  more […]

Be careful what you "fix for"! A Holiday Gift: What to do about the unfiled #FBAR

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As 2016 comes to an end … Received #greatholidaynews today from two "ecstatic" renunciants who confirm that the wait time for CLNs is down to 2 – 3 months in Canada! — Citizenship Lawyer (@ExpatriationLaw) December 17, 2016 I suspect that history will show that that the growth in renunciations of U.S. citizenship (and abandonment […]

Canada Pension Plan (and other "foreign social security"), The "net worth" test, Form 8854 and Form 8938

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Q. How does the inability of the state of Rhode Island to pay its employee pensions help us understand the “net worth” of a U.S. citizen wanting to renounce U.S. citizenship? A. The answer (like most wisdom in the modern world) is explained in the following tweet. Rhode Island Averts Pension Disaster Without Raising Taxes […]

New instructions to book Canada appointments to relinquish or renounce US citizenship

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Has it become too much work to remain a U.S. citizen? Has the time come to renounce U.S. citizenship? Would you be a "covered expatriate" if you renounced? Subject to the "Exit Tax"? https://t.co/1sSX7ZQeX9 via @ExpatriationLaw — John Richardson – lawyer for "U.S. persons" abroad (@ExpatriationLaw) March 11, 2018 Click here if you want help […]