Tax Laws May Cause Some to Renounce Citizenship
Posted on Feb 6, 2011 9:50pm PST
U.S. tax laws may cause some immigrants to renounce their citizenship or
permanent residency status. When there are possible U.S. assets in foreign accounts, the U.S. then reportedly taxes them if they are deemed U.S property. However, renouncing U.S. citizenship doesn't immediately obviate any existing tax liability as one can reportedly been responsible for U.S. taxes for up to ten years.
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