Congressman Holding to discuss TTFI in London on April 24, 2019

March 18, 2019

By Helen Burggraf

Republican Representative George Holding will discuss his recently-proposed Tax Fairness for Americans Abroad legislation in April, in a public forum for American expats in London that the organizers say they are hoping will build the solid cross-party consensus that Holding’s bill will need to be approved by Congress.

The event, which will also include Republicans Overseas vice chairman and chief executive Solomon Yue, and Toronto-based lawyer and citizenship expert John Richardson, is expected to take place at a venue in Mayfair on April 24, from 6 to 7:30pm, a spokesperson for the Republican party told the American Expat Financial News Journal.

Yue will also speak on “territorial taxation for individuals” (TTFI) in Athens during the week of May 6, again accompanied by Richardson, at a venue and time to be announced.

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