SURVEY REPORT NOW AVAILABLE

SEAT has conducted a survey to learn more about how persons living outside the United States experience US taxation and banking policies. 

The survey will enable SEAT and other advocates to better educate policymakers in the United States and around the world, the media, and the public more generally, about the experiences persons living outside the United States have with respect to such policies.

The survey closed in December, 2020. The survey report, published 4 May 2021, is now available here.

SEAT is an international not-for-profit association based in France. SEAT’s purpose is to end the taxation by the United States of the worldwide income of persons who are tax residents of another country. These policies affect many different kinds of residents of other countries: American expatriates, American emigrants, Accidental Americans, green card holders, and, for each kind, their families. The policies also affect the countries where they live. The policies have caused many to give up their US citizenship.

SEAT is an independent, non-partisan association. It has no regard for political preferences or party affiliations. It has no connection to any member of the tax compliance industry. Each of SEAT’s founding members is a volunteer.