An American mother living in the United Kingdom dreads the day her children will start earning money
An American living in the UK dreads the day her boys will start earning money—because of U.S. double taxation.
Double taxation and de-banking make a proud American begin to rue his U.S. citizenship
Double taxation and de-banking make a proud American living in France begin to rue his U.S. citizenship.
Why AARO’s Doris Speer supports Tax Fairness for Americans Abroad
People shouldn’t have to declare to the United States, nor pay taxes on, income earned outside the United States, says Doris Speer, President of the Association of Americans Resident Overseas and a founding member of the board of Tax Fairness for Americans Abroad.
U.S. and Dutch tax laws are simply incompatible
An American living in the Netherlands can’t take proper advantage of the bilateral tax treaty because the two countries just tax things differently. The only solution is residence-based taxation.
Even an MBA struggles with taxes and financial services as an American abroad
William, from Texas, has an MBA, but still struggles with his U.S. taxes and getting basic financial services as an American living in the United Kingdom.
Surprise! Being an American abroad means being a second-class citizen
April Giarla, an American living in France, says she has been denied basic financial rights that her neighbors enjoy without a second thought--simply because she is American.
An American social worker is afraid to live a normal life in New Zealand because of U.S. tax rules
An American is afraid to live a normal life in New Zealand because of U.S. tax law.