A Proposed Pillar 3 for International Tax Reform: Individuals Should Be Tax Residents of Only One Country at a Time
Tax Sovereignty: All countries (including the United States) have the right to create their own
Overseas Americans are excluded from many benefits of the U.S. tax system
Most overseas Americans are (all too) familiar with the manner by which they are penalized
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (The Beyer Bill, part 2)
In follow-up to our earlier post, SEAT members John Richardson, Karen Alpert and Laura Snyder
Maehr v. U.S. Dept. of State confirms: Americans don’t have human rights
A dangerous decision A recent decision by the United States Court of Appeals for the
What is more patriotic?
An August 2, 2021 Letter to the Editor (Letter) comments on an article authored by
Revenue neutrality: Where good legislation goes to die
On 12 July 2021 Tax Notes Federal published an article entitled “Should Overseas Americans Be
Online panel discussion to address ‘Taxation of Expatriate and Cross-Border Individuals’
The Institute of Tax Law at Queen Mary University’s Centre for Commercial Law Studies in
Overseas American voting: casting pearls before swine
It is difficult to write about the importance of how one votes without being accused
SEAT will stay focused. Will you?
SEAT has just one objective When it comes to the U.S. extraterritorial tax system, there
SEAT co-founder John Richardson interviewed by Peter Palsen of Frost Law
On 26 May 2021, SEAT co-founder John Richardson sat down with Peter Palsen of Frost
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