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
FATCA
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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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EU delegates set for Fatca crunch talks with US
‘Fact-finding mission’ to Washington aims to find ‘concrete solutions’
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Shift to residence-based taxation ‘would cost the US nothing’
Campaign group argues that rights recently afforded to companies should be extended to individuals
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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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IRS admits it cannot cope with volume of Fatca reports
‘Limited IT resources, funds and personnel’ are forcing the taxman to prioritise enforcement actions
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Bank to pay damages after ‘inaccurate’ client data sent to US
His personal information was shared to comply with Fatca, despite him not being American
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‘Accidental’ Americans file Fatca appeal in Belgium
After taxman refused to stop the transfer of data to the US
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‘Accidentals’ to take America back to court
After fundraising $25,000 to cover legal expenses
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UK taxman sued over Fatca – again
The issue is the ‘steady erosion of individuals’ data-privacy rights by governments’
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Guernsey to tighten CRS and Fatca reporting
As online registration becomes mandatory for all financial services firms