‘Accidental’ Americans take legal action against US
They allege violation of the constitution and breach of international laws
FATCA
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Switzerland orders 12 banks to comply with Fatca
They will have 20 days to share their client data with the US taxman
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Dutch government takes action on Fatca
As it asks banks to cooperate with ‘accidental’ Americans
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US ‘accidentals’ unable to renounce citizenship amid covid-19
As activist organisation in France urges ambassador to take action
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Republican group calls on Donald Trump to change Fatca
As ‘Accidental Americans’ fundraise €20,000 for legal action against taxation system
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Accidental Americans fundraise for US legal action
Activist group to challenge ‘unconstitutional’, ‘exorbitant’ cost of renouncing citizenship
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Dutch-Americans could be classified as ‘tax evaders’
Unless they report to the US authorities and comply with Fatca
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Could ‘game changer’ court ruling see EU scrap Fatca?
Austrian activist’s triumph over Facebook opens door for US expats to continue their legal fights
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‘Accidental Americans’ file discrimination lawsuit
They are being turned down when applying for bank accounts in France because of Fatca
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HMRC wins Fatca case over data confidentiality
But claimant argues sharing information with US is breach of EU law
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Praemium eyes expansion of Fatca-compliant offering
Many firms and financial institutions have been turning US citizens away due to reporting burden
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EU hiding behind ‘bureaucratic excuses’ on Fatca
Commission claims US regulation is outside its remit unless it breaches EU law