The National - Push to end US double taxation gains momentum with new bill

Act would allow US citizens living overseas to be treated as non-residents without losing citizenship

β€œUS expatriates' hopes for an end to double taxation gained new momentum on Wednesday, as a politician introduced a bill in the House of Representatives that would allow citizens living abroad to switch to a residence-based taxation model.”

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β€œThe introduction of the bill received bipartisan support from groups advocating for Americans living abroad. Solomon Yue, president of Republicans Overseas, told The National that the bill β€œreally shows momentum” on Mr Trump's campaign pledge. β€œ

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β€œDemocrats Abroad also welcomed the introduction of the bill and highlighted the bill's efforts to ensure it would not create loopholes for those hoping to evade US taxes.”

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β€œMr LaHood worked closely with Tax Fairness for Americans Abroad, a non-profit organisation, to draft the bill. Paris-based lawyer Laura Snyder said the bill was the result of direct work of TFFAA and its non-partisan organisations Stop Extraterritorial American Taxation and the Association of Americans Resident Overseas.”

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