Non-Americans Enjoy Preferential Tax Rates on US Investments Over US Citizens

September 20, 2017

Currently non-Americans have very preferential (0-10%) tax rates on dividends, interest and capital gains earned in America while Americans are hounded by the IRS around the world at 38% tax rates on every penny earned outside of America.

Here are the tax rates enjoyed by non-Americans on American investments:

Dividends 5-15%
Interest 0%
Gains 0%

If we believe America First means US citizens first, then non-Americans should pay the same dividends, interest, and capital gains taxes as 322 million stateside and 9 million overseas Americans.

We will bring this issue to the White House on October 2, 2017.

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Would you like to see the language granting these tax rates to non-Americans? Then please read the US Model for tax treaties.

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