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Ending Double Taxation of Americans Abroad: A Conversation with Solomon Yu on the Future of Citizenship Taxation for Americans Abroad
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October 4, 2024 - Participants Include:
Solomon Yue - @SolomonYue
John Richardson - @ExpatriationLaw
Introduction:
Republicans Overseas recently announced that President Trump has recognized the unfairness of the tax treatment of Americans abroad and has committed to the principle of eliminating double taxation on them. In this podcast I discuss this message and explore what it means for Americans abroad.
AI description:
"In this engaging episode, host John Richardson reconnects with Solomon Yu, a long-time advocate for ending the double taxation of Americans living overseas. From Toronto to Oregon, the conversation spans continents and decades of activism, as Solomon shares his personal journey from escaping communist China to becoming a key figure in Republican politics and a founder of Republicans Overseas.
Solomon discusses the challenges and triumphs in his decade-long fight against citizenship-based taxation, highlighting the latest breakthrough: a recognition from former President Donald Trump on the need to address this issue. The episode delves into the complexities of U.S. tax laws affecting Americans abroad, the historical context of this advocacy, and the potential impact of Trump's support in the upcoming elections.
Listeners are taken through a narrative of perseverance, legal battles, and political strategy, as Solomon outlines the path forward for Americans overseas. With insights into the political mechanisms at play and a call to action for voting, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of tax policy, expatriate rights, and American politics."
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