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Why Accidental Americans Are Desperate to Give Up Their U S Citizenship

Why Accidental Americans Are Desperate to Give Up Their U.S. Citizenship Time 12/22/2020 Vivienne Walt © Eric Piermont AFP/Getty Images President Fabien Lehagre, left, and lawyer Patrice Spinosi of Association des Americains Accidentels (AAA) are pictured during an interview with AFP in Paris on December 7, 2017. Ever since the Top Salon opened its doors in 1988, it has done solid business styling hair for the residents of Harkema, in the north-west Netherlands. Yet it might soon be giving its last haircuts. “The bank wants to close my account by January 1,” says the salon owner Annie Brouwer-Hoogsteen, 53, who launched her business when she was just 21. “If they do, we cannot buy supplies, we cannot pay three hairdressers, we cannot do anything.”

EU Council demands meeting with IRS over Fatca

People are ‘facing high renunciation fees and a very complex procedure’ to waive their US citizenship The European Council has sent a letter to Internal Revenue Service (IRS) commissioner Charles Rettig to schedule a meeting between EU member states, financial institutions, and the US regulator. The Council is pushing the meeting to address the impact that the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (Fatca) is having on “EU residents with a double nationality who are faced with unnecessary closure of bank accounts due to the obligations under Fatca”, Martin Kreienbaum, director general of international taxation at the EU Council, said. The US legislation sets out that any US citizen living abroad is bound, alongside their foreign financial institutions, to report data to the IRS for tax purposes.

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