Belgium to stop sharing data on ‘accidental’ Americans to IRS
‘It is important that these violations of fundamental rights of European citizens are stopped’
Accidental Americans
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Accidental Americans appeal US lawsuit
Judge dismissed their argument that citizenship renunciation should not be subject to a fee
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Accidental Americans fundraise for latest lawsuit
They need around $200k to fund lobbying and legal costs to overturn citizenship-based taxation
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US to lower citizenship renunciation fee
It will go back to the same level introduced by Barack Obama in 2010
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‘Great disappointment’ as Macron backtracks on US Fatca talks
Mere days after confirming he would have raised the issue with president Biden
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Accidental Americans lose US lawsuit
But the association has already appealed the decision
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Accidental Americans backtrack on Fatca fundraise
Following backlash on social media questioning the need for yet another lawsuit
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Third time lucky for Accidental Americans as they fundraise to fight Facta
Requiring $50,000 to bring the latest legal challenge to the US courts
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French senate blocks attempt to limit Fatca data sharing with US
‘This will reassure the United States that scaring countries and banks with sanctions is a very good way to win’
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France to limit Fatca data sharing with US
Members of parliament overwhelmingly voted in favour of the resolution
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US calls for dismissal of ‘meritless’ Fatca lawsuit
Accidental Americans argue suspension of emigration services was a constitutional breach
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‘Accidental’ Americans file Fatca appeal in Belgium
After taxman refused to stop the transfer of data to the US