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Nearly 1 in 4 Americans Abroad Want to Give Up Their US Citizenship Due to Taxes

Nearly 1 in 4 Americans Abroad Want to Give Up Their US Citizenship Due to Taxes Share Article According to a recent report by Greenback Expat Tax Services, 23% of Americans living overseas are seriously considering citizenship renunciation. Most say taxes are the reason. Infographic shows key findings of the 2021 US Expat Opinion Survey by Greenback Expat Tax Services When asked why they wanted to give up their US citizenship, 42% of expats cited the burden of filing US taxes as the primary reason. GRANDVILLE, Mich. (PRWEB) May 27, 2021 Americans living abroad have a history of feeling neglected by the US government and overburdened by tax regulation. According to Greenback Expat Tax Services’ 2021 survey of US expats, 23% of Americans living overseas are seriously considering citizenship renunciation. Another 42% would not rule it out.

US Treasury American Families Plan Tax Compliance Agenda

Wednesday, May 26, 2021 The Biden Administration and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) continue to focus heavily on cryptocurrency tax enforcement issues. On May 20, 2021, the US Department of the Treasury (Treasury) released the American Families Plan Tax Compliance Agenda, a 22-page report detailing tax compliance measures that are to be included as part of US President Joe Biden’s American Families Plan. The report sets forth a number of initiatives designed to “close the tax gap,” identify the underreporting of tax liabilities and detect tax evasion. These measures, which are part of an $80 billion proposal for the IRS, would significantly enhance the agencies’ ability to address the challenges involved with finding taxes that result from virtual currency transactions.

Southern California Law Firm Beats IRS in FBAR Case

Southern California Law Firm Beats IRS in FBAR Case
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US Treasury to require cryptocurrency holders to file an FBAR

Jan 8, 2021 19:07 GMTCrypto News The US Treasury announced that crypto holders might need to require FBAR disclosures. United States persons are already required to file an FBAR if their foreign financial accounts exceed $10,000. Despite the US Treasury stating several times that cryptocurrency holders will not be required to report their holdings to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), the bureau just announced that they intend to amend the rules and require FBAR disclosure for virtual currencies.  An FBAR is defined as a Foreign Bank Account Report, also known as Form 114. To submit the report, anyone that is required to do so needs to do it with FinCEN. Failing to file this form can come with heavy penalties. 

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