15 Things FATCA Architect Elise Bean gets wrong about FATCA and Expats
Click here to watch a short video about the 15 things that FATCA Architect Elise Bean gets wrong about FATCA and Expats.
Click here to watch a short video about the 15 things that FATCA Architect Elise Bean gets wrong about FATCA and Expats.
Please watch the following short video for seven reasons why the proposed Same Country Exception to FATCA is useless.
RO UK is hosting a fundraising event: a reception and lunch with James Bopp, Jr., the lead litigator on RO’s lawsuit to repeal FATCA.
Even one citizenship renunciation because of FATCA is too many. Overseas Americans are not old shoes for FATCA architect Elise Bean throw away.
Will Democrats Abroad Chair Solon join Republicans Overseas to condemn #FATCA architect Elise Bean’s statement that repeal FATCA is a mistake because only 4,300 expats were forced to renounce compared to 730,000 new tax-paying citizens in 2015?
President Trump’s administration is sending out an Official Tax Reform Survey to ask voters about tax reform.
Please fill out the survey and make sure to mention in one of the ‘other’ boxes that he should repeal FATCA and move towards TTFI (territorial taxation for individuals–previously called ‘RBT’ – residence based taxation).
Thank you!
Drew Liquerman, Chairman of Republicans Overseas UK, St Andrews Chapter, organized some American students studying at the University of St Andrews to hold up signs asking why Jon Ossoff did not vote when he was studying in the UK.
Mr. Ossoff, the citizens of Georgia’s 6th district ought to know about your disqualifying record of voting and congressional carpet bagging. We can talk about the fact you live outside of GA06 and as a result cannot vote for yourself but what I would like to know is why you failed to exercise your most basic right and duty of a US citizen in the 2012 election.
It has recently been revealed that you did not vote in the 2012 election because you were studying abroad in London. Well Mr. Ossoff, inconvenience is no reason to not vote. I am currently studying at the University of St Andrews and made sure I casted a vote to make myself heard in the 2016 election as did most members of the Republicans Overseas St Andrews chapter. You were eligible to partake in the 2012 election but you choose not to because you did not care enough
If you can’t take the time to cast your vote how can the constituents of Georgia’s 6th district – a district you do not even live in, trust you to vote in their interest and represent them in Washington DC?
The residents of Georgia’s 6th district deserve someone to represent them who is willing to partake in democracy as well represent and actually live in the district they wish to represent.
I know you cannot vote for yourself in your upcoming election, but should you find yourself living abroad again – here is how you can vote.
Drew Liquerman
Chairman, Republicans Overseas UK, St Andrews Chapter
On April 26, 2017, the House will hear testimony as to the damage done to overseas Americans by FATCA.
For background information on FATCA, click here.
Video: Donna Lane Nelson Testimony
Written: Donna Lane Nelson Testimony
In a Facebook post published on April 20, 2017, Democrats Abroad attacked Republicans Overseas’ FATCA hearings scheduled for April 26th.
However, comments on their post clearly demonstrate how far DA’s pro-FATCA position deviates from the anti-FATCA position of their constituents.