The final panelist for our upcoming webinar on #taxresidency, labor mobility & human rights is our old friend John Richardson, who'll be moderating & leading the charge against citizenship-based taxation. Register below! bit.ly/2CzoEEU John Richardson - Counsellor for US persons abroad

Much of the injustice inflicted on #Americansabroad can (and should) be fixed by Treasury regs. For example in March 2020 Treasury through regulation tried to fix the "Foreign Trust" problem - see: citizenshipsolutions.ca/2020/03/03/tre… Treasury is actually protecting people from Congress!

Join us next week for a webinar on #taxresidence, labor mobility and human rights with an all-star cast of US tax experts. For bios and a registration link, click below! bit.ly/32ZDDDa

We're seeing a whole generation of people lose their retirement incomes. This isn't good enough.

Don't miss our webinar tomorrow on #taxresidence, labor mobility & human rights starring John Richardson - Counsellor for US persons abroad, Laura Snyder & Karen Alpert. There should be plenty of fireworks. Register here: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Do you think that #citizenshiptax + #fatca have nothing 2 do w/human rights? This webinar might change your mind. Thanks 2 Taxlinked! youtube.com/watch?v=YEbjfI… #citizide #americansabroad John Richardson - Counsellor for US persons abroad Karen Alpert Helen Burggraf

Switching between superannuation funds: Does performance and marketing matter? authors.elsevier.com/c/1bkCz,L5lkWh…

Perspective: John Richardson - Counsellor for US persons abroad, Laura Snyder, and Karen Alpert explain the simple regulatory actions that Treasury can take that would improve the lives of Americans living overseas and permit the IRS to more effectively administer the U.S. tax system. bit.ly/34JiwUU

seatnow.org/2020/11/04/eri… #fatca #citizenshiptax #citizide

Read up on this comment by Dr. Karen Alpert and plenty more as heard during our webinar on immigration, tax residency and human rights. bit.ly/3cJVLno

Interview with Tax Notes and Robert Goulder that highlights a broad range of important aspects/features of @Citizenshiptax and #FATCA - Discusses "A Simple Regulatory Fix" proposed by Laura Snyder Fix the Tax Treaty! and @Expatriationlaw youtu.be/WnA9J7c1438 via YouTube

New on YouTube: Citizenship-Based Taxation: A Simple Regulatory Fix. Watch Robert Goulder, Laura Snyder, John Richardson - Counsellor for US persons abroad, and Karen Alpert discuss regulatory actions Treasury can take to improve the lives of Americans living overseas. youtu.be/WnA9J7c1438

The Top Five New Tax Papers SSRN bit.ly/38jT9ut Stephen Daly King's College London Ruth Mason UVA Law School Karen Alpert UQ Business School @YarivBrauner UF Levin College of Law UMKC Economics Levy Institute

Well done, John Richardson - Counsellor for US persons abroad , Laura Snyder and Fix the Tax Treaty! !

#ThrowbackThursday: Robert Goulder sat down with John Richardson - Counsellor for US persons abroad, Laura Snyder, and Karen Alpert about their Tax Notes piece, “A Simple Regulatory Fix for Citizenship Taxation.” #TBT youtu.be/WnA9J7c1438

Perspective: The IRS has failed to fulfill its mandate under the Taxpayer First Act for Americans living overseas, writes John Richardson - Counsellor for US persons abroad, Laura Snyder, and Karen Alpert. taxnotes.co/3r4h0pp

Panel Discussion on the Taxation of Expatriates and Cross-Border Individuals - 29 June americanexpatfinance.com/news/item/741-… qmul.ac.uk/ccls/events/it… with John Richardson - Counsellor for US persons abroad and Laura Snyder

Tax Notes: Should Overseas Americans Be Required to Buy Their Freedom? By Laura Snyder, Karen Alpert & John Richardson. Way to go!! taxnotes.com/tax-notes-fede…

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Letter to the Editor: Laura Snyder, Karen Alpert, and John Richardson - Counsellor for US persons abroad explain that the “tiebreaker” clause contained in U.S. tax treaties does not in fact protect overseas Americans from double taxation. taxnotes.co/3BZ3Ftv